The hidden reality of US higher education: Far from Ivy League prestige, college is survival for most students

US higher education is far from Ivy League glamour. For most of America’s 19 million college students, it’s about survival, balancing jobs, debt, and family while navigating community colleges, online classes, and financial strain. With soaring student loans, uneven aid, and millions leaving without degrees, the true story of American college is persistence, not prestige.

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Oracle’s Larry Ellison and other top 10 richest billionaires lose $70 billion after Trump’s 130% tariff threat on China

Global markets experienced a significant downturn, with the world’s ten richest individuals losing nearly $70 billion in a single day. This selloff was triggered by President Trump’s announcement of a 100% tariff on Chinese imports and new software export restrictions, sparking investor fears of a renewed US-China trade war.

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In major reforms, RBI expands credit for companies

The Reserve Bank of India introduced major reforms, allowing banks to finance mergers, acquisitions, and IPOs more freely. It raised limits on loans against shares and debt securities, easing borrowing rules for large companies. These changes, effective October 2025, aim to expand credit access, improve liquidity, and deepen capital market participation, complementing government reforms.

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Hilarie Burton reveals fans text her about crushing on her husband; discloses her SURPRISING response – Deets inside

Hilarie Burton, known for her role in ‘One Tree Hill,’ finds amusement in the attention her husband, Jeffery Dean Morgan, receives. With the premiere of ‘Destination X,’ Burton’s DMs are flooded with admirers, including moms from her children’s school and high school friends confessing their crushes. Burton embraces the admiration, responding with encouragement and humor.

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Elon Musk’s contraceptive warning: ‘Read the box of anything you…’

Elon Musk’s recent post on X, cautioning people to be aware of medication side effects, has ignited a debate about hormonal contraceptives. New research suggests these contraceptives may impact brain function, emotional regulation, and memory, particularly in adolescent girls. The findings raise questions about potential population-level effects and the balance between benefits and risks, sparking…

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