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Federal officers visiting Americans over online posts and emails about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has moved a familiar immigration dispute into a more basic question. How much room do people still have to criticize the government before a knock on the door turns political speech into a law enforcement matter? The question grew sharper … Read more
New federal student loan rules begin July 1, 2026, and the biggest practical change is simple. Many graduate students will no longer be able to borrow federal loans up to the full cost of attendance. The change matters most for students entering expensive graduate and professional programs. It also matters for parents using Parent PLUS … Read more
Parents of children with asthma often worry that a cat at home could worsen coughing, wheezing, or flare-ups. New research answered this question, and you will love it if you or your kid wanted a cat in your home. A large Swedish registry study found no evidence that living with cats worsened short-term asthma outcomes … Read more