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Nationwide, undergraduate college enrollment dropped 8% from 2019 to 2022, with declines even after returning to in-person classes, according to data from the National Student Clearinghouse

The decision to offer buyouts comes at an uncertain time for the auto industry, which is in the midst of a transition from internal combustion to electric vehicles

The shift is occurring in some states that have severely limited or outlawed abortion access since the Supreme Court overturned the constitutional right to an abortion

Lawmakers in the state are preparing to vote this week on a bill that would outlaw certain health care for transgender youths

Xi, who has bolstered the state sector, has said that he wants the ruling party to return to its “original mission” as China’s economic, social and cultural leader

Family, friends and police officers will gather Thursday in Las Vegas to remember Herman Moody, who became a police officer in 1946 when the city was still heavily segregated

China must maximize its ‘national strategic capabilities’ in a bid to ‘systematically upgrade the country’s overall strength to cope with strategic risks,’ he said

The last known eruption for Tanaga was in 1914. It erupted twice in the late 1700s and again in 1829

The launch came as the United States and South Korea prepare to hold their biggest combined military training exercises in years

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A human rights organization, Nicaragua Nunca Más, estimates that more than 50 religious leaders have fled the country since 2018

The New York bank seeks to hold Staley personally liable for any financial penalties that JPMorgan may have to pay

The weather phenomenon is a natural and temporary cooling of parts of the Pacific Ocean that changes weather worldwide

The pharmacy giant indicated it would not sell an abortion pill by mail in some conservative-led states

Applications for jobless claims in the U.S. for the week ending March 4 rose by 21,000 to 211,000 from 190,000 the previous week

Spokesman Doug Andres says the 81-year-old Kentucky Republican was attending a private dinner at a Washington hotel when he tripped

The missile barrage targeted energy infrastructure but also damaged residential buildings. At least six people have been killed in the largest such attack in three weeks

Nearly six months after the sabotage on the Russia-to-Germany pipelines, there is no accepted explanation as to what happened and who is responsible

Elected officials and religious figures rallied the community of Lake City, where relatives say the group of friends grew up

Governor Tim Walz’s executive order parallels legislation awaiting a floor vote in the state House to make Minnesota a ‘trans refuge state’

A new low for the Oscars but a high point of public fascination, The Slap was immediately etched into collective memory, and its shock has kept reverberating

The five board members appointed by DeSantis hinted Wednesday at future controversial actions they may take

While activists in some places celebrated political and legal advances, observances also pointed to repression in countries such as Afghanistan and Iran

A common theme emerging from the internal documents and depositions is that Fox executives and hosts doubted the election claims being peddled by Trump, but aired and emphasized them anyway

In front of Congress, active-service members and veterans describe in harrowing and explicit detail the trauma experienced on the ground

That deficit reduction goal is significantly higher than the $2 trillion that the president had promised in his State of the Union address last month

More than 112,000 Mexicans remain missing nationwide, in many cases years or decades after they disappeared