Without international students and immigrants, US colleges could shrink by millions: Here’s why they can’t afford to lose them

U.S. colleges face a steep enrollment decline as falling birth rates and restrictive immigration policies collide. A new NFAP report warns that without immigrants and international students, higher education could lose nearly 6 million students by 2037. The fallout would hit regional universities hardest, threatening jobs, local economies, and America’s global competitiveness.

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First-ever orange-shimmering nurse shark with white eyes found in Caribbean waters; What gives it this rare appearance?

In a rare sighting off Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast, anglers discovered a vibrant orange nurse shark, a phenomenon never before documented in the region. Researchers confirmed the unusual coloration is due to xanthism, coupled with albinism in its eyes. Despite its conspicuous appearance, the nearly two-meter shark thrived, challenging typical survival assumptions.

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Noida dowry murder horror: Cops arrest Nikki’s brother-in-law; hunt on for father-in-law

In the Greater Noida dowry murder case, police have arrested Nikki’s brother-in-law, marking the third arrest in the ongoing investigation. Nikki, 26, died from severe burns after alleged torture by her in-laws over dowry demands. Previously, her husband, Vipin Bhati, was arrested following a police encounter and remanded to judicial custody. Nikki’s mother-in-law was also…

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