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Carrier views the museum as a channel where community voices are documented and validated." It's a place of belonging," she says.

"I saw people who were doing the same job I do, but they were suffering," Fedna Morency says. "I wanted to teach others how I was doing it, in case they found value in it."

The Trump administration is dismantling the US Department of Education, redistributing its functions to multiple agencies, a move critics warn could create chaos for millions of students and increase bureaucracy.

Catalina Global's service model is shaped by its ongoing realities of the evolving landscape of international education.

Despite living with Parkinson's, a condition he navigates with steady optimism, Bill remains focused on what he still enjoys: teaching, speaking, and helping others think differently about memory.

According to Jim Vanderzon, state, county, and educational networks are expected to monitor activity across servers, endpoints, and applications, a task essential for meeting various audit, reporting, and incident-response requirements.

Based in Costa Rica, S3 Ingenieros specializes in ultra-luxury residential and hospitality projects, providing structural, civil, and MEP design, integrated project coordination, technical inspection, pre-construction support, and discovery packages.

Alien rumours debunked: NASA releases unseen 3I/ATLAS images following the US government shutdown. Discover why this ancient interstellar visitor is older than our sun.

Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett slammed President Donald Trump after claiming to have received threats at her office in Washington D.C.

Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb accuses NASA of releasing 'deceptive' images of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, intensifying debate over whether the fast-approaching visitor is a natural comet or possible alien technology.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said that even though the administration of Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has made "historic strides" in cracking down on cartels, President Donald Trump is "very interested in taking additional measures" against criminal organizations.