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The Trump administration is going after the National Study of Learning, Voting and Engagement, a 13-year running nonpartisan research group that tracks student voting rates across more than 1,000 college and university campuses. NSLVE essentially tells college campuses how many of their students voted in a given election, without anybody’s individual data or details about vote choices. “NSLVE is a longitudinal nonpartisan study that seeks to understand whether students vote, not who they vote for,” reads the Tufts’ statement. Advertisement“All data received by Tufts from the Clearinghouse are anonymized, and NSLVE’s reports include only de-identified, aggregated data about overall student voting trends,” says the university. The National Student Clearinghouse announced it is cutting ties with NSLVE, effective March 27, citing its commitment to following federal privacy laws.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGTwo former FBI agents have filed a lawsuit against Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel, alleging they were fired solely for their work on an investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. AdvertisementThe complaint stated the plaintiffs were assigned by their superiors to Arctic Frost and the investigation was “one of many investigations to which Plaintiffs were assigned” during their time with the FBI. AdvertisementThe legislators, in releasing the documents, “declared Arctic Frost agents to be partisan operatives,” the complaint stated. The suit argues the agent’s termination was “based solely on their assignment to Arctic Frost.”“No internal investigation, notice, or hearing preceded their firings. Nor were Plaintiffs presented with any evidence purportedly supporting their firings or given an opportunity to appeal,” the complaint noted.

https://www.forbes.com/video/c258c330-6180-4505-a3f4-822f2514c1d3/It appears the next country that President Donald Trump has set his sights on is Cuba. Earlier this week, he told reporters that he believes he's going to have "the honor of taking" the country. He said it's a "weakened nation" that's essentially running on "fumes." Those comments came as Cuba was once again thrust into an islandwide blackout. Dr. Brian Fonseca, director of the Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy at Florida International University, joined "Forbes Newsroom" to discuss the dual economic and energy crises Cuba is currently facing, as well as Trump's remarks on the island nation.

Taylor Moyer has been trying to get child care subsidies ever since her oldest child was born eight years ago. Strapped for child care funding, some states have started waitlists for child care subsidies — or lengthened existing ones — putting new applicants in limbo when they need immediate help paying for care. Virginia is one of 14 states that have recently instituted or expanded waitlists, according to Child Care Aware of America. The number of states with waitlists has nearly doubled since early 2022, according to Child Care Aware of America. And the administration rescinded Biden-era rules that paid child care providers in a more stable way.

First off, any effort to seize ballots on or after Election Day would be wildly illegal. And importantly, there are myriad ways that state election officials and candidates themselves can counter this threat before or after any action by the administration. It’s a crucial distinction when it comes to potential election chicanery. The warrant in Fulton County also targeted materials from a now-six-year-old election, not an election that is underway or just completed. Similarly, a subpoena provides an opportunity to counter it: States and election officials may be able to step in and sue for an injunction before any materials are seized.

I’m Also Child-Free — And 6 Words From A Colleague About My Life Left Me Stunned,” on HuffPost Personal in 2024. I had revealed my most private feelings about my reproductive life and detailed how my choice not to have children was repeatedly called out in professional settings. Women who knew that their reproductive freedom was hard fought and well deserved, but still wrestled with strong societal expectations. At the time I wrote my original essay, I had hoped such sentiments about women without children were declining. She is currently writing her first book, a firsthand account about the life and experiences of women in medicine.

A new poll shows California voters favor Newsom over Harris for president. Twenty-eight percent of the California Democrats who were surveyed selected the governor as their top choice in the 2028 presidential election. About 45% of the state’s registered voters said they were enthusiastic about Newsom running, compared with 36% for Harris. Almost two-third of voters in that survey, and half of Democrats, said Harris should not run for president again. The poll found that 48% of California registered voters say they approve of the job Newsom is doing, with the same share disapproving of his performance.

“All of the superlative extremes we’ve seen in recent years — from extreme heat to extreme dryness to extreme wetness, and even the severe wildfires — they all have clear links to climate change,” he said. AdvertisementThe ongoing heat wave shattering dozens of temperature records in Southern California is no exception, Swain said. Advertisement“It extends from Southern California all the way to the Great Plains and from Canada to Mexico,” he said. In Los Angeles, the extreme heat can feel particularly rough because of the heat island effect, experts say. “We’re having earlier extreme heat events and heat waves that are larger in scope.

The cast of the upcoming Saturday Night Live UK SkyThe team behind Saturday Night Live UK has announced that the inaugural season will now be running for an additional two more episodes. Originally, the UK edition of SNL was supposed to run for just six episodes, but Sky confirmed on Friday morning that this has been bumped up to eight. AdvertisementThe remaining five guest hosts and musical performers will be unveiled in due course. For the most part, SNL UK will be following the same format as the long-running American version, in which a different host performs sketches alongside the regular cast in front of a live studio audience each week. AdvertisementAs was reported by Deadline, producer James Longman said earlier this week that SNL UK had “borrowed the US house” but was planning on “building our own rooms” while discussing how the two series would compare.

President Donald Trump speaks during a meeting with Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi in the Oval Office of the White House, Thursday, March 19, 2026, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon) via Associated PressA BBC expert has explained why the war is going wrong for Donald Trump – and why there appears to be no end to the conflict in sight. AdvertisementThe US and Israel began bombing Iran nearly three weeks ago, and Trump has already declared victory on several occasions. Nevertheless, the fighting is still going on, with Iran rataliating by attacking neighbouring countries in the Gulf. “Donald Trump has got constraints on him that the Israelis don’t have.

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Bernard “Bernie” Forbes, 72, of Conesville passed away Monday, March 16, 2026 at his home. Memorials in Bernie’s name may be made to the Special Olympics of Eastern Iowa or a Veterans Organization of choice. Bernard D. Forbes was born on November 7, 1953 in Conesville, the son of James Doris (Mitchell) Forbes. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife; son, James Forbes; daughter, Sarah Forbes grandchildren; Acheron and Alaric Forbes; brothers, Jim Forbes, John Forbes; sisters, Bonnie Forbes, Debbie Bean, and Sheila Miller. To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Bernard Dean Forbes, please visit our floral store.

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Daniels’ work as a journalist was formed out of the Chicano movement. (Photo provided by Serena Maria Daniels)Opinion for The Latino NewsletterI owe much of my life to the Chicano movement. My mother left my father when I was 4 and built something else for us. It was the same era in which César Chávez is now alleged to have abused girls, according to the NYT investigation. What is now being reported about César Chávez was allowed to continue.