The federal suit, the first of several planned by the 1890 Project, says Missouri failed to match land-grant funds for its historically Black university while fully funding the University of Missouri.
A federal judge in San Francisco vacated the rules used to collect the fee, including under its 2027 extension. Indians receive about half of new H-1B approvals.
The Navajo Nation-owned mine supplies only the aging Four Corners Power Plant. Opponents cite groundwater, burials and displaced families; the tribal company calls the expansion 'a Navajo decision.'
A new survey finds most residents know someone still struggling emotionally or financially. Storm-hit counties added just 706 jobs in two years, a state report says.
More than 60 contingents and a choir from Rzeszów, Poland, honored Revolutionary War heroes Casimir Pulaski and Tadeusz Kościuszko in one of the nation's largest celebrations of Polish heritage.
This October's theme from the Filipino American National Historical Society spotlights women, LGBTQ+ pioneers, Indigenous and Muslim Filipinos, Blackapinos and others often left out of the history books.