Two Republican Senators have introduced a resolution to overturn a Biden-era rule extending work permit renewals from 180 to 540 days. The policy, which benefits immigrants and H-1B visa holders' spouses, aimed to prevent employment gaps. Repealing the extension could worsen labor shortages, disrupt industries like healthcare and tech, and create instability for immigrant workers and their families.
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The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) will soon release the results for the 2025 Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP) CBT 1 exam, which was conducted in November 2024. The merit list and expected cut-off marks for different categories have been outlined. Candidates who pass the CBT 1 will appear for the CBT 2 exam on March 19, 2025. The article also covers the salary, allowances, and steps to check the result online.
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Donald Trump, reaffirmed as the 47th President of the US, along with an overview of his five children's varied career paths and educational backgrounds, including institutions like Wharton, Georgetown, and NYU, reflecting their distinctive professional aspirations.
In September 2024, California passed a law banning legacy and donor-based admissions at both public and private universities, starting with the 2025 cycle. This move, following a similar decision in Maryland, aims to prioritize merit over familial connections, promoting a more equitable admissions process. While eliminating legacy preferences increases competition, students must now focus on showcasing their academic and personal strengths to stand out.
The Supreme Court-appointed National Task Force has started working to tackle mental health issues in educational institutions. It will seek public opinion for its reports. The NTF will examine current policies, review laws, and consult various stakeholders to improve student welfare. It aims to submit an interim report in four months and a final report in eight months.
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