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Iowa district hired superintendent despite false Morgan State doctorate claim on his resume — REUTERS / pwu404

Iowa Politics · Des Moines

Iowa district hired superintendent despite false Morgan State doctorate claim on his resume

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Imelda Becomes Strong Extratropical Cyclone over the Atlantic, NHC Says

Imelda · Bermuda

Imelda Becomes Strong Extratropical Cyclone over the Atlantic, NHC Says

62% Center coverage: 24 sources

Hurricane Imelda is weakening and expected to become extratropical today.See the Story

US Increasing Embassy Staffing to Handle World Cup Fans

Soccer · Washington

US Increasing Embassy Staffing to Handle World Cup Fans

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The Trump administration announced Thursday that it will move to increase staffing at select embassies abroad to account for a likely surge in visa applications for soccer fans hoping to attend 2026 World Cup games in the U.S. The State Department said it will send hundreds of additional consular officers to “designated countries” to handle…See the Story

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Florida officials announce more than 6,000 immigration arrests — REUTERS / ixx511

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Florida officials announce more than 6,000 immigration arrests

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