Democrats are at odds over a Republican-led discharge petition to ban stock trading by members of Congress, with some insisting any prohibition should also apply to the executive branch. It marks the ...

MACON, Ga. — If you’re a Georgia high school senior — or the parent of one — November could be a big money saver. More than 60 colleges and universities across the state are waiving their application ...

While the bears dominated price action early last week, the bulls managed to show strong support below $100,000. Bitcoin price dropped briefly below $100,000 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, but ...

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., promoted the importance of free speech and civility during her appearance on “The View.” One of the hosts of the show, Whoopi Goldberg, asked if free speech had ...

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For the first time in Texas history, high school seniors can apply to any public state college or university without paying application fees during Free College Application Week, a new initiative that ...

TEXAS, USA — This week only, Texas residents can apply to public colleges and universities for free. From Oct. 13 through 19, first-year and transfer students won't have to pay a fee when applying to ...

Texas residents will be able to apply for free to any public college or university in the state from Monday until Oct. 19 as part of the state’s first-ever “Free College Application Week.” Incoming ...

Texas students can apply for admission to public colleges and universities for free next week. The no-fee applications are part of an initiative from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board over ...