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College Students · United StatesInternational students in the US are reconsidering travel plans due to increased visa revocations and stricter enforcement policies under the Trump administration. International students weighing travel to see family, take a vacation or conduct research are thinking twice because of the Trump administration’s crackdown, which has added to a sense of vulnerability.See the Story
Visa crackdown leads international students in the U.S. to reconsider summer travel
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Artificial IntelligenceApple executive Eddie Cue said that Apple is "actively looking at" shifting the focus of mobile Safari's search experience to AI search engines, potentially challenging Google's longstanding search dominance and the two companies' lucrative default search engine deal. The statements were made while Cue testified for the US Department of Justice in the Alphabet/Google antitrust trial, as first reported in Bloomberg. Cue noted that searches in Saf…See the Story
Cue: Apple will add AI search in mobile Safari, challenging Google
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Toronto, Ohio · TorontoNearly 30 years ago , when I roamed the halls of the then Abington Jr. High School with almost 1,000 other students , it was unthinkable that the building would ever have to be demolished and rebuilt. It’s not that even then — decades after it first opened and my mother’s class walked those same hallways — that the school was in perfect condition. It’s that the school had everything that my teenage brain could fathom—three floors of classrooms…See the Story
Legacy and Learning: Abington Faces Pivotal Vote on Future of Middle School – Metro Philadelphia
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