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Tech entrepreneur Jack Dorsey’s endorsement of Congressman Thomas Massie has spotlighted the Kentucky lawmaker’s independent and principled approach. An MIT-trained engineer and entrepreneur turned politician, Massie bridges innovation and rural American values. Known for challenging partisan norms, opposing major spending bills, and advocating constitutional governance, he remains a distinctive, influential voice in Congress with strong […]

The Trump administration’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee is disrupting America’s tech ecosystem, hitting startups, small businesses, and AI-focused roles hardest. While aimed at protecting domestic workers, the policy is shrinking talent pools, slowing recruitment, and straining international workers. Companies are turning to upskilling and university partnerships, but short-term disruptions could undermine U.S. innovation and global

Delhi’s NIOS Project, aimed at supporting students failing in 9th and 10th grades, is facing a crisis as nearly 70% of participants fail their 10th-grade exams. Structural flaws, weak classroom engagement, principal-driven segregation, and financial barriers have rendered the initiative largely ineffective, raising urgent questions about its design and the future of academically vulnerable students.

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay will close the registration window for IIT JAM 2026 today, October 20, 2025, at 11:59 PM. Candidates can apply through jam2026.iitb.ac.in via the JAM Online Application Processing System (JOAPS). The correction window, allowing limited edits and paper changes for a ₹300 fee, will remain open till November 10,

American workers are significantly boosting their incomes, with some doubling their earnings by integrating AI tools into their daily work. Recent Pew Research data indicates a growing adoption of AI, enabling increased productivity, skill expansion and new financial opportunities across various sectors. Early adopters strategically leveraging AI are positioned for substantial income growth and future

Tennessee schools are struggling to fund vital special education pre-kindergarten programs for children as young as three. Districts are diverting K-12 funds due to insufficient federal and state support, as the TISA Act excludes these young learners. High costs for specialized classrooms and stalled legislative efforts highlight a critical funding gap, leaving vulnerable students underserved.

Tennessee’s economic growth masks a widening gap between prosperity and household well-being, reveals ThinkTennessee’s Thriving State, Strained Households brief. While the state ranks high in GDP and employment, many workers in essential sectors earn far below a living wage. Rising costs, uneven county-level growth, low labor participation, and inadequate policy safeguards leave families struggling despite

Aspiring storytellers face a pivotal choice: Journalism or Communications. While both craft narratives, journalism prioritizes factual reporting and public information, demanding investigative skills and accuracy. Communications focuses on strategic messaging and influencing audiences, requiring persuasion and brand-building expertise. Understanding these distinct paths is crucial for career alignment.

A new federal initiative by President Donald Trump is causing a major clash with top US universities. The ‘Compact for Academic Excellence’ offers significant funding but demands strict control over admissions, hiring, and campus policies. Many elite institutions have already rejected the terms, prioritizing their independence. This move could reshape how Washington interacts with higher

New data reveals a concerning decline in literacy and numeracy among young American adults, despite rising high school graduation rates. Millions now lack essential skills for higher education and skilled jobs, with significant disparities affecting Black, Hispanic, and non-native-born individuals. This highlights an urgent need to re-evaluate educational approaches to ensure workforce readiness.