US Education Department faces backlog of 27,000 student loan complaints: Here’s what it means for students

The US Education Department faces a backlog of over 27,000 student loan complaints due to significant staff cuts, causing delays in addressing borrower issues. With more than 1.5 million awaiting income-driven repayment plans, students face growing uncertainty in loan relief. Advocates emphasise the need for adequate staffing to protect borrowers and ensure timely assistance.

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Wanted burglar ‘Bombay Saleem’ wears police uniform in hotel room, makes video call to his wife; Bengaluru cop in soup

A constable in Bengaluru has been suspended after a burglary accused, Saleem alias Bombay Saleem, was found to have made a video call to his wife while in custody, wearing the constable’s uniform. The incident surfaced when Indiranagar police arrested Saleem in connection with another case and discovered the video on his phone.

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Ravens rookie Bilhal Kone suffers brutal injury during NFL preseason game, carted off with air cast on leg

Ravens rookie cornerback Bilhal Kone suffered a potentially serious leg injury during the preseason opener against the Colts, casting doubt on his NFL debut. The incident occurred in the first quarter, halting Kone’s promising performance after a strong showing in training camp. The injury tests Baltimore’s cornerback depth, as Kone was vying for a roster…

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The assault on American Science: NIH funding turmoil puts decades of progress at risk

For decades, the NIH has been the backbone of U.S. medical and scientific progress, fueling breakthroughs in cancer, infectious diseases, and biomedical innovation. Now, abrupt freezes, targeted cuts, and political intervention threaten to dismantle this foundation. Researchers warn that without stable funding, decades of progress — and America’s position as a global scientific leader —…

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