What is a government shutdown and how will it impact student loans, FAFSA and the US Education Department

A US government shutdown halts many federal services but has limited immediate impact on student loans and FAFSA. Pell Grants, Direct Loans, and GI Bill benefits continue, though Education Department furloughs may delay support services, forgiveness applications, and new grants. Students can still apply for FAFSA, but prolonged shutdowns could slow processing and borrower assistance.

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Students launch Gen-Z economics magazine aligned with NEP 2020

ITL Public School, Dwarka, has launched the fifth edition of its annual economics magazine, The Gen-Zeenomics Review: Economics Through the Eyes of Tomorrow for 2025–26. Aligned with NEP 2020, it promotes multilingualism and addresses youth issues like obesity. Featuring articles, poems, puzzles, and crosswords, the magazine aims to make economics engaging, spark curiosity, and offer…

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‘Netflix may become the Obama News Network’: MAGA activist Laura Loomer’s warning on Warner Bros acquisition

Netflix’s massive $72-$83 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, including HBO and DC, sparks controversy. MAGA activist Laura Loomer warns of an “Obama News Network,” citing the Obamas’ Netflix deal and Netflix executives’ political donations. While Netflix aims to boost content, critics fear political influence and media consolidation ahead of elections.

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