College tuition and room costs rise modestly this year
The College Board reports in state tuition at four year public universities rose about 400 dollars to 8655, with room and board up to 17860. Net prices remain far lower after aid, at 2910 for tuition and 12110 with housing. Private four year costs average 39518 list, 23840 with aid. Two year public tuition rose to 2959, largely covered by aid. Enrollment stabilizes as federal aid slips slightly, signaling mixed trends in higher education costs.
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College Board
Washington
Sandy Baum
George Washington University
Colorado Finds 300 More Possible Noncitizens on Rolls
Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler announced 300 additional suspected noncitizens on the voter rolls after letters were sent to 3,903 registrants in August. The update follows checks using federal immigration data and DMV records, with 441 total suspects. Of those, 232 are unaffiliated, 163 Democrats, and 37 Republicans, though party was not used to identify potential ineligibles.
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Colorado
Scott Gessler
Gessler
U.S
State Division of Motor Vehicles
Court blocks Indiana defunding of Planned Parenthood
The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court finding that Indiana violated federal rules by denying Planned Parenthood Medicaid funds for general health services, including cancer screenings. The ruling adds to nationwide challenges to restrict funding for abortion providers while defenders note Planned Parenthood also offers non abortion care.
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Planned Parenthood
Indianapolis
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
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Texas
Ken Falk
American Civil Liberties Union of
Costa Rica hit by 6.6 magnitude quake near Nicoya
A 6.6 quake struck Costa Rica's Pacific coast near Nicoya with a 24.5 mile depth, causing buildings to sway in San Jose and prompting street evacuations. No major damage or casualties reported after the initial quake and a magnitude 4.5 aftershock followed.
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Costa Rica
Pacific
Nicoya
U.S. Geological Survey
Matapalo
Legal action mulled over school yoga in Encinitas
Encinitas California parents argue free yoga classes at local schools may indoctrinate children in eastern religion. They claim a district program could violate church state separation, while officials defend the classes as harmless fitness and stress relief. The dispute centers on school district policy and parental consent.
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North County Times
Tim Baird
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Encinitas
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Encinitas Union
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