
22,000 Weekend Students Get Reprieve on Loan Repayment Demands
Approximately 22,000 weekend students who were told their courses weren't eligible for student finance have received a repayment reprieve.

Approximately 22,000 weekend students who were told their courses weren't eligible for student finance have received a repayment reprieve.
Bahrain accuses Iran of striking a desalination plant as the nine-day conflict between Iran and the US-Israel alliance continues to expand across the region.

The American Library Association reported 4,235 book titles were challenged in libraries nationwide, marking the second-highest year for such challenges.

Formula 1 has canceled the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grand Prix races citing ongoing conflict in the Middle East region.

Japan's February core inflation dropped below the Bank of Japan's 2% target while officials reportedly explore oil futures intervention options.

Weekly unemployment claims in the United States declined, approaching a two-year low as layoffs remain at reduced levels.

Immigration detention facilities face criticism over living conditions while ICE reduces public disclosure of custody death details.

Buffalo Sabres ended 14-year playoff drought, leaving New York Jets with longest active streak at 15 seasons.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is working to establish systems for banks to collect citizenship information from customers.

Toy company Hasbro disclosed a cybersecurity incident and took systems offline as it works to secure operations and recover from the breach.

Four Artemis II crew members were lifted by helicopter from their splashdown site for transport to a Navy vessel for medical evaluation.

Federal health officials identify California company Raw Farm's cheddar cheese as likely source of E. coli infections in California, Florida and Texas.

Microsoft begins removing dedicated Copilot buttons from Windows 11 applications, replacing them with alternative menu options.

A federal judge ruled the Trump administration lacks authority to unilaterally rescind approval of New York's $9 congestion fee.

Google-linked data centers and Oracle-tied entities have issued substantial corporate debt offerings totaling billions of dollars.
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