The GW Hatchet17h
Number of tenured, tenure-track faculty falls to decade low
After tenured and tenure-track status for regular faculty dropped to a decade low this academic year, faculty said the steady ...
NewsNation on MSN5d
Treasury planning to lay off ‘substantial number’ of employees
Treasury Department officials said Tuesday they are planning to lay off a “substantial number” of employees as outlined by ...
KZN Economic Development department issues warning on dire state of sugar industry
The sugar industry in KwaZulu-Natal is facing a dire situation, with officials warning of a potential collapse due to various ...
The Commonwealth Fund6d
How Potential Federal Cuts to Medicaid and SNAP Could Trigger the Loss of a Million-Plus Jobs, Reduced Economic Activity, and Less State Revenue
Combined losses from proposed cuts to Medicaid and SNAP would reach $1.1 trillion over a decade, including a $95 billion loss ...
Louisville football sees steady increase in ticket revenue under Jeff Brohm. What to know
Louisville football ticket revenue increased 53% during Jeff Brohm's first two years as head coach. How that compares with ...
Trump has begun another trade war. Here's a timeline of how we got here
Long-threatened tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump have plunged the country into a global trade war — all while ...
Bisnow3d
'Last Man Standing': How Boscov’s Is Expanding As Bigger Department Store Competitors Fall Away
Pennsylvania-based department store chain Boscov's is opening a new store in Rochester, New York, even as many competitors ...
Federal News Network3d
After DeJoy’s exit, USPS unions wary of Trump shakeup at agency
Despite a positive first quarter in fiscal 2025, USPS posted a nearly $1.3 billion loss for February — nearly quadruple the ...
Another tax season, another headache for Northville couple missing Michigan tax refunds
How a simple error on a state income tax return triggered a Detroit income tax bill for thousands of dollars for Northville couple.
The Colorado Sun5d
Rural Colorado school districts that once served students online could see brunt of major state budget cuts
Vilas School District, Plainview School District and three charter schools have pulled in more state funding by including online students in their enrollments. That could soon change.