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politicsStudents and supporters demonstrated across France on Thursday, October 8, as protests over school conditions and education funding continued, with police using tear gas and water cannons during clashes in Paris.
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politicsThe Department of Labor is investigating nine universities over alleged misuse of J-1 exchange visas, and its inspector general said subpoenas have been issued to the schools.
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politicsSeven current and former Lincoln University students have filed a federal lawsuit against Missouri, seeking $548.7 million and alleging decades of unequal state funding for the historically Black institution.
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politicsHigh school students across France staged a new day of protests on Thursday, October 8, despite government promises to address a crisis over school conditions.
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crimeVideo of Saint-Denis Mayor Bally Bagayoko standing between police and student protesters during a demonstration in Paris has circulated widely, showing him repeatedly shouting “Stop” as officers advanced toward the gr...
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politicsFrench Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said police would suspend stun-grenade use at high-school student protests until authorities clarify how a 15-year-old was injured when a grenade exploded in Lens on Monday.
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politicsOntario has paused all Ontario Student Assistance Program payments for private career-college students while a KPMG audit continues, after preliminary findings raised concerns about the integrity of the aid system.
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businessThe Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) Federal Capital Territory Council declared an indefinite strike beginning October 7, 2026, directing affiliate unions across public and private sectors to withdraw their services over...
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politicsThe Department of Homeland Security has proposed charging schools $70,000 for each international student’s initial participation in Optional Practical Training and $30,000 for subsequent participation, a measure that...
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crimeThe University of Arizona has temporarily barred activities by all 21 Interfraternity Council chapters while it investigates misconduct reports involving nearly half of them, Dean of Students Chrissy Lieberman said in...
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politicsFrance’s Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said Wednesday he had temporarily suspended police use of stun grenades at high-school protests, pending clarification of how a 15-year-old was severely injured during a demons...
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cultureStudent-led protests over conditions in French schools brought about 256,000 people onto the streets across France on October 6, including 56,000 in Paris, according to figures from the Interior Ministry.
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crimeCornell University faculty have introduced a resolution declaring no confidence in the administration’s handling of sexual assault at the university, with the Faculty Senate scheduled to consider the measure on Octobe...
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politicsU.S. President Donald Trump attributed protests in France to what he called uncontrolled mass migration and Islam, rejecting the education concerns cited by demonstrators.
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businessThe Nigeria Union of Teachers called on federal and state governments to improve teachers’ pay, welfare, recruitment, working conditions and security at events marking World Teachers Day on October 5, as officials als...
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healthA York pilot offering families toilet-training guidance and support was followed by a decline in the number of children starting reception without being fully toilet-trained, as 20 local authorities in England have si...
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cultureStudent protests over staffing shortages, crowded classrooms and poor school conditions have spread across France, with nationwide demonstrations expected Tuesday to test the movement’s reach.
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politicsA global estimate that the world needs 44 million additional primary and secondary teachers by 2030, alongside at least 6 million more preprimary educators in some countries, framed World Teachers’ Day on October 5.
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crimeA 15-year-old was seriously injured when a police grenade exploded in Lens on Monday, October 5, during student protests over conditions in French schools.
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cultureFrench authorities said hundreds of high schools across the country would be partly or fully closed on Monday, October 5, as student protests over school conditions continued and incidents of arson and clashes with po...
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