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As many as 700,000 incarcerated students will once again become eligible for federal financial aid as of July, the Education Department estimates.

INDIANAPOLIS—Sen. Jean Leising, R-Oldenburg, told her colleagues in the Indiana House that five years ago, she was naive about college financial aid.

A half century after the U.S. ended military conscription in favor of an all-volunteer force, memories of the draft still linger in the breeze for those who were of age

"More time is spent concocting game plan strategies to defeat political foes than waking up to acknowledge the threats of impending national defeat from outside our U.S. borders," Moorhead resident Randall Wehler writes.

Jack Posobiec aired a deepfake of President Joe Biden announcing the return of the military draft and the beginning of a third world war.

We're excited to offer a unique opportunity to join the National Wildlife Refuge System (NWRS) Headquarters Team and serve as our National Invasive Species Coordinator, located within the Branch of Wildlife Resources.  This position is open to all U.S. Citizens and U.S.

Commentary Most people have heard about cryptocurrency. If you listen to Warren Buffet’s partner Charlie Munger, you would ...

Opponents of the Equal Rights Amendment argue it would hurt women’s rights by removing all distinction between men and women. 

It feels like we’ve almost reached a turning point with how we talk to and about men, especially white men.

On Jan. 21, 1977, the day after his inauguration, Carter issued Executive Order 11967, granting a pardon to all Vietnam War draft dodgers.