Visas resume with social media review for foreign students
The State Department restarts student visa processing but requires all applicants to set social media accounts to public for review. Consular officers will vet posts for hostility to the United States and may reject applicants who refuse access, signaling evasion or hidden activity. Officials say enhanced vetting targets every applicant. Critics warn of chilling political speech and ideological screening reminiscent of the Cold War.
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China
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Knight First Amendment Institute
Columbia University
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Lorain County hit by storm outages and warnings
Storms blamed trees for damage while Lorain County faced widespread power outages. FirstEnergy reported 9,700 homes dark in the county with Elyria’s Cascade Park area hardest hit and numbers rising statewide to about 62,000 outages. Restoration times were not listed as residents brace for lingering isolated storms Thursday morning.
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Vermilion West Pier reconstruction advances with steel core
Vermilion officials and partners from the Army Corps of Engineers and Erie Metroparks celebrate the West Pier overhaul on Lake Erie. Lt Col Robert Burnham notes the new steel design will withstand weather and boost safety. East Pier work is set to begin in July, finishing next January.
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Toledo
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Lori Brodie
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Habitat project aims to finish houses by 2026
Habitat for Humanity plans to complete two story houses by the first quarter of 2026. Families will be chosen based on process and income within 30 to 80 percent of Cleveland area median, paying set mortgage rates without interest. Bendix employees contributed labor and left positive messages on wall frames.
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Cleveland
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Bendix
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