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DHS proposes $70,000 fee on colleges for international student work program
The proposal would charge schools up to $100,000 per student for Optional Practical Training. It isn't in effect yet, and public comments are open.
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Texas carries out first U.S. execution since Pike's failed injection as judge orders evidence saved
Texas used the same drug that failed in Tennessee, while a Nashville judge ordered officials to preserve everything from Christa Pike's execution room.
Culture
Isaias becomes the Atlantic season's first hurricane as the Gulf Coast prepares for a Friday landfall
Hurricane warnings, evacuations and states of emergency are in place from Mississippi to Florida ahead of a storm forecast to strike late Friday or early Saturday.
Justice
FBI says sting stopped planned Mall of America attack: what we know
Prosecutors say an 18-year-old planned an ISIS-inspired shooting on Oct. 24 and was arrested after an undercover FBI employee sold him a rifle.
Economy
Fed officials expect another rate hike this year. Here's what it means for your wallet
Minutes from the Federal Reserve's September meeting show most officials expect another increase by year end, which would raise borrowing costs on credit cards and new loans.
Justice
Texas set to carry out first U.S. execution since Christa Pike survived the same drug
Lawyers for Jamaal Howard say Texas's pentobarbital carries the same risks seen in Tennessee's failed execution a week ago.
Economy
Water bills are up 62% in a decade. Here's what that means for your monthly budget
The average U.S. household now pays about $531 a year for drinking water, roughly $17 a month more than in 2015, according to a new analysis.
Culture
Tropical Storm Isaias forms in the Gulf, forecast to hit the Gulf Coast as a strong hurricane
Forecasters expect rapid strengthening and a landfall somewhere between Louisiana and the Florida Panhandle late this week, with heavy rain across the Southeast.
Justice
PIKE CASE: Christa Pike is conscious and speaking after failed execution, her attorneys say
Nearly a week after Tennessee's lethal injection failed, Pike's lawyers say her recovery is "medically unprecedented" but her prognosis is still unclear.
Campus
Nearly 12,000 school book bans in a year: What the record number actually counts
PEN America's count is a record, but it measures removals of 7,370 titles, and about 94% of them happened in Texas and Florida.
Justice
Washington resident charged with conspiring with Tumbler Ridge school shooter
Federal prosecutors say a 30-year-old in Bellingham gave the B.C. shooter advice and money and agreed to livestream the February attack that killed eight.
Campus
Cornell faculty prepare no-confidence vote over handling of fraternity rape case
About 40 of the Faculty Senate's 75-plus voting members back a resolution set for an Oct. 14 vote, as protests continue on campus.