Posted: 9:00 a.m. EDT Aug 17, 2021
More Black Families Turn To Home Schooling Amid The Pandemic
Families are opting to homeschool rather than return to the traditional classroom.
More Black Families Turn To Home Schooling Amid The Pandemic
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FAFSA delays and glitches leave many college students frustrated
Scripps News talked to students and college administrators about the problems they're facing with FAFSA applications.
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Columbia president rebuts claims she let school become hotbed of hate
Nemat Shafik appeared before the same committee whose hearings led to the resignations of two Ivy League presidents.
Supreme Court gives some veterans more generous educational benefits
The court ruled 7-2 that the Department of Veterans Affairs improperly calculated the educational benefits for a retired Army captain.
Cracking down on password sharing pays off for Netflix
Netflix added millions of paying customers in the last year after telling password sharers to get their own subscription.
Nestle adding sugar to poorer nations' baby foods, group claims
An advocacy group alleges that Nestle is contributing to a growing number of children with obesity by adding sugar to products in poorer nations.
Taylor Swift drops surprise double album for 'Tortured Poets'
Swifties have been decoding all the clues and speculating about the significance of the number two. The secret is out, and a double album is here.
