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(AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein) Despite repeated assurances from the Trump administration regarding the preservation of special education funding, advocacy groups are sounding alarms nationwide. Concerns are mounting that hundreds of millions of dollars in in-progress federal grants aimed at strengthening services for children with disabilities could be cut in the coming weeks, according to US media sources.The potential reductions center on Part D of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), which funds competitive grants supporting academic research, parent resources, technology development, and the professional training of special educators. Unlike the formula-driven Part B funds, which directly support classroom services, Part…

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The crypto market is actually doing well today. Bitcoin is closer to its all-time high than $100k, while Ethereum is hovering above $4.5K. And some are asking, “Why did crypto crash today?” Although, there was some turbulence like hotter-than-expected US PPI data at 3.3% year-over-year which brought fears of delayed Fed’s rate cuts, the total crypto market cap is still at above $4 trillion. Bitcoin has fallen by more than 3% to around $119K, while over $860 million in long positions were liquidated in 24 hours. Yet, some altcoins showed resilience, showing that the bull run is far from over.…

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Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Billionaire Tron founder Justin Sun has filed a lawsuit against Bloomberg, alleging that a recent story detailing his cryptocurrency holdings puts him at risk of kidnapping, theft, and bodily harm. Sun filed a lawsuit against Bloomberg in the US District Court for the District of Delaware, seeking to block the publication of what he calls highly confidential financial information. In a  statement, Sun’s representatives claimed Bloomberg “recklessly and improperly” disclosed highly sensitive and proprietary details about his wealth, including the amounts of certain cryptocurrencies he owns. He argues…

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Created on August 15, 2025 The NASDAQ 100 has been all over the place during the trading session on Thursday, as we continue to see a lot of a noisy behavior, especially as we are fairly close to the psychologically important 24,000 level.If we can break above there, that would obviously be a very bullish sign, but at this point in time I think any pullback probably looks a lot like a potential buying opportunity.The trading session on Thursday has been extraordinarily volatile, as the NASDAQ 100, and every other index that I follow in the United States fell hard…

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Real-Time Support Enhanced Student Learning In the rapidly evolving landscape of online learning, an enduring myth persists that the student-teacher relationship no longer exists. There is a misconception that new skills can be easily picked up through self-paced modules and prerecorded lectures. In reality, the distinction of powerful and purposeful learning experiences from mere information ingestion lies in the indispensable, live, human, interactive instructors who help students with real challenges. In-depth live instruction is the pulse that powers online education. It is the live human interface that enriches a simple syllabus with life and action. Because of champions of this…

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Sally Phillips was already feeling emotionally attached to the Austin script before she read it.The star of Bridget Jones’ Diary and ABC’s Austin was introduced to the idea of the TV series while “meeting Michael Theo himself on Zoom”.”And I was sold within five minutes,” she tells 9honey Celebrity, ”I mean, he’s so winning.”Theo, 31, first found fame on Love on the Spectrum, a reality dating series that followed charming autistic Australians on their quest to find love.READ MORE: Taylor Swift reveals ‘panic’ behind the scenes of royal meetingSally Phillips was already feeling emotionally attached to the Austin script before…

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Video games and film/TV have long had a symbiotic relationship, influencing one another even more in an era when titles like “The Last of Us” and “Fallout” have become critical darlings in multiple forms. What’s even more entertaining for lovers of film and games are when the influences aren’t quite as direct as the art of adaptation, whether it’s the way Indiana Jones shapes “Uncharted” or the various familiar faces in something like “Death Stranding 2.” Sometimes it’s just the art direction of a well-considered game or, if we’re lucky, the storytelling that echoes the work of a screenwriter instead…

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Do we have some stellar stuff for you this week…Well…I hope we do. There are a couple I am super excited about with the new Will Hoge and the new Jeff Scott Soto release, Ellefson Soto, that has him and David Ellefson together again for their 2nd album. Both on pre-order. There is a new Chevelle album, new Maroon 5 and even the new Deluxe Edition for Van Halen’s Balance…yeah, I have that on pre-order too. Let meknow what you want to hear this week. I know I’ll be busy. Thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend!

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Eighty years ago, Japan was brought to its knees by the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, on August 6 and 9, respectively. On August 15, Japan surrendered unconditionally, following the ultimatum set forth by the Allied powers in the Potsdam Declaration. Since then, Japan has been a steadfast constitutional democracy. Although decimated by the war, it was already the world’s fifth economy by 1950, rising to the rank of second for about a decade in the 1990s, then falling to fifth today. Since the 1970s (the earliest year measured), Japan has consistently ranked among the “most free” countries in…

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The former Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag has often been considered one of the most destructive batters in world cricket. Still, even the best players go through bad patches, and the former cricketer recalls how skipper MS Dhoni dropped him from the playing XI, which prompted retirement thoughts. Former Indian captain MS Dhoni was known to have made some tough calls, which led to India’s rise under his wing after the humiliating exit from the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup, as India lost matches against Bangladesh as well. The captaincy was handed to MS Dhoni from Rahul Dravid, and he gave…

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