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Good morning, it is 11 00 a. M. Eastern, and 8 00 a. M. Pacific. Im jose diazbalart. Former president Donald Trumps new york Hush Money Trial is off today, as the former president attends his youngest sons High School Graduation in florida. The day off comes after former trump lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen spent another day on the stand being crossexamined by trump attorney todd blanche. Blanche may have been able to poke a hole in cohens credibility as a witness, during questioning about a pho...
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MSNBC The Weekend July 2, 2024

welcome back to the weekend. editorial boards in two battleground states are weighing in on the future of the 2024 race. the atlanta journal- constitution argues, "it is time for biden to pass the torch." but the philadelphia inquirer said that it is donald trump who should quit. quote "the sooner trump exits the stage, the better off the country will be." and president biden said he will stay. nbc news has learned he is expected to discuss his campaigns future with family members at c...
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Suspensions expulsions on rise in Ohio schools report finds / Public News Service

Ohios Black students are more likely to face excessively harsh discipline practices such as expulsion and suspension, according to a recently released report from the Childrens Defense Fund of Ohio. The data show out-of-school suspensions and expulsions rose in every grade level from kindergarten through twelfth grade in the 2022-23 school year, compared with the previous academic year. John Standford, state director for the Childrens Defense Fund of Ohio, said economically disadvantaged stude...
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Report OR colleges serving Hispanic students increasing / Public News Service

The number of higher institutions serving Hispanic students in Oregon is increasing, according to a new report. Excelencia in Education researched Hispanic-Serving Institutions, which are defined as schools where students of latino origin make up 25% or more of the population. Oregon has five. ...
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FAFSA delays pose challenges for Georgia college bound students / Public News Service

Students across Georgia seeking college opportunities are encountering delays as they navigate the Free Application for Federal Student Aid process. Normally available in October, this years FAFSA rollout in January has posed significant challenges for all students, especially those from mixed-status families. MorraLee Keller, senior director for strategic programming at the National College Attainment Network, outlined the hurdles faced by students and families. ...
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ID anti DEI bill in higher ed could have ripple effects for state / Public News Service

Idaho lawmakers are considering a measure that would eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion programs on college campuses. Critics say it could keep potential students from attending school in the state. Senate Bill 1357 would prohibit the use of state funds for DEI, and DEI offices from operating at colleges and universities. ...
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