Obama proposes sweeping changes to federal student aid
President Barack Obama unveils a plan to overhaul federal student aid linking funds to Education Department criteria. The proposal targets college affordability and aims to restructure aid programs to drive value and accountability across institutions.
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Pen pals Woods and Turmark celebrate 50 years
Job Corps grads receive a second chance as community stories highlight volunteer work. Roswell ESGR honors local service members and groups. A man is sentenced to six months on twenty counts after a polite roast event.
RHS Takes 2nd in Tourney
RHS finishes runner up in a season opener tourney as players overcome cupcake themed matchups and claim the second place in the field.
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Syria warns US not to intervene over chemical attack
Damascus accuses rebels of using chemical weapons and cautions Washington against military action that could destabilize the region. A aid group tallies 355 deaths from a Ghouta attack as U S naval units move closer and Obama weighs options.
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Hasan case highlights stakes over capital punishment
Maj Nidal Hasan and many victims face a death sentence as the sentencing phase opens. Survivors and relatives argue lethal injection is justice, while Hasan is portrayed by supporters as seeking martyrdom from execution. Autumn Manning warns the penalty could backfire by granting his desired outcome.
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Govt suspects Snowden bypassed electronic logs
The U S government faces frustration in tracing Snowden's access to top secret NSA materials as officials say he deleted or bypassed electronic logs. The probe struggles to determine what information he viewed or downloaded, challenging oversight assurances on NSA surveillance safeguards.
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Pearce launches bid for seventh run in New Mexico
U S Representative Steve Pearce announces re election bid highlighting bipartisanship record and focus on jobs immigration reform and southern New Mexico's economy. Chief of Staff Todd Willens says in person announcement set for a Hobbs fundraising event as Pearce looks to carry momentum into reelection.
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