Two teenage girls in Houston were arrested for allegedly plotting a mass casualty attack at a local high school involving pipe bombs and firearms. Swift action by law enforcement followed a tip, highlighting the effectiveness of anonymous reporting systems in preventing potential school violence.
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The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has released the K-SET 2024 results for Assistant Professors eligibility, with 6,302 candidates qualifying out of 89,416 who appeared. Successful candidates must complete document verification to receive certification. Detailed results and cut-off scores are available on the KEA website.
Twelve prestigious US universities, from Yale to Johns Hopkins, have agreed to pay millions in settlements after being accused of favoring wealthy applicants in admissions and financial aid. The lawsuit alleges that these schools, part of the 568 Presidents Group, coordinated to prioritize affluent students over others. The scandal has raised concerns about fairness and competition in the college admissions process, with a total payout potentially reaching $320 million if all defendants settle.
US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts temporarily paused a lower court's order requiring the Trump administration to pay $2 billion in foreign aid by midnight. The Trump administration had filed an emergency appeal, arguing that the payment order created "irreparable harm" and interfered with presidential powers. This legal challenge is part of a larger effort by the administration to reduce foreign aid, including cutting 90% of USAID contracts and $60 billion in global assistance.
The RBSE will hold the REET 2024 exam on February 27 and 28, 2025. The exam will take place in two shifts daily with strict guidelines and a negative marking system. Over a million candidates are expected to participate across 41 districts of Rajasthan.
The Bihar Board Class 10 results for 2025 were declared with a pass percentage of 82.11%. Three students—Sakshi Kumari, Anshu Kumari, and Ranjan Verma—topped the exams with 97.80%. The result statistics revealed that male students performed slightly better with an 83.65% pass rate, while female students had a pass rate of 80.67%. The article also compares performance trends over previous years and provides detailed division-wise results.
Prime Minister Modi’s upcoming visit to the US comes at a crucial moment for Indian students, grappling with tightened visa restrictions, escalating education costs, and uncertain job prospects. As he meets with President Trump, students hope for reforms in visa processes, increased scholarships, and protections for work programs like H-1B and OPT, ensuring smoother transitions and a more inclusive environment.
UPPSC PCS Prelims Answer Key 2024: The UPPSC released the 2024 PCS Prelims Answer Key for General Studies Papers 1 and 2. Candidates can review the answer key on the official website and raise objections until December 30, 2024. The prelims concluded peacefully with around 42% attendance. Here's the direct link to login.
Sheryl Sandberg is back in the spotlight following her departure from Meta, facing allegations of deleting emails tied to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Her illustrious academic and professional career, including pivotal roles at Google and Facebook, is now juxtaposed with this growing controversy.
President-elect Donald Trump's proposal to dissolve the US Department of Education could offer California schools a financial boost by retaining more federal funds. Current federal education funding often flows unevenly, with California contributing more than it receives. By shifting control of education resources to the state level, California could allocate funds more effectively, cut administrative costs, and improve outcomes. Experts suggest state control could lead to better-managed... Expand
At least 118 international students across Texas universities have lost their legal immigration status after being removed from the SEVIS system, sparking concern and confusion. The US government's move affects students at UNT, UTD, Texas A&M, and others, with no clear explanation provided. Immigration attorneys warn of serious consequences. The DHS has linked new scrutiny to campus protests, raising fears of targeting based on political expression, as reported by The Texas Tribune.