With public education under threat, Argentines flood streets in historic march
Ultra-right libertarian President Javier Milei's steep budget cuts led public university officials to predict they can only keep operating for two or three more months.
State leaders and local community groups expressed skepticism of the project, which would draw roughly half of its budget from public funds.
Ultra-right libertarian President Javier Milei's steep budget cuts led public university officials to predict they can only keep operating for two or three more months.
Authorities continued to battle small flames a week after a devastating fire at one of Copenhagen’s most iconic buildings, slowing investigative and restoration efforts. Experts say it could cost hundreds of millions of dollars to rebuild Børsen.
While Earned Wage Access apps have been around for over a decade, the pandemic and its aftermath boosted their popularity.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has pledged to seize Trump’s signature real estate properties and other assets if he doesn’t comply with the $454 million civil judgment in time.
Chicago City Hall conservatives faced a rout as the dual progressive spending measures easily passed through city council.
Traditionally, spring is the housing market's busiest time of the year.
A new buzzword is ringing in the halls of Brussels: competitiveness. European Union leaders are busy debating how to boost their industries and compete with the United States, China and Russia.
Already facing state charges for improperly disposing of bodies at the Back to Nature Funeral Home, the Colorado couple has also been charged with federal wire fraud.
The procedural maneuver gives lawmakers and the governor another month to iron out the state budget details.
In the United States, southeastern and southwestern states will get economically pinched more than northern ones, according to the study.