Iran raises 60 percent uranium stockpile amid U N watchdog report
IAEA data reviewed by AP shows Iran has 363.1 pounds of 60 percent enriched uranium as of Aug 17, up 49.8 pounds since May. The material, near weapons-grade, could enable bombs if further enriched. IAEA chief Grossi warns Tehran may hold enough for several bombs and cannot guarantee all centrifuges are accounted for.
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Ukrainian F-16 crashes. pilot dies in Ukraine air strike
Ukraine reports the first loss of an F-16 fighter since deliveries began last month after a crash during a Russian missile and drone barrage. Col. Alexei Moonfish Mes died. Andrii Pilshchykov and others had pressed for Western jets. Six jets delivered. investigation opened by Defense Ministry.
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Botched FAFSA delays hit college enrollments nationwide
The FAFSA redesign causes 9 percent drop in completions from last year, with many students facing delays and uncertainty as they enroll. Adjovi Golo of Chicago opts for DePaul amid missing aid, while experts warn enrollment and diversity may shrink due to access gaps and late aid.
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