Julia Glum

Enrollment at for-profit colleges is slipping and angry former students are speaking out. Could ITT Technical Institute be the next for-profit college chain to collapse?

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A threat emailed to authorities early Tuesday morning was reportedly traced to an address in Germany.

The highest air pollution levels in nearly a year came days after China issued its first red alert warning Beijing residents about poor air quality.

Paul Newberry, 25, was on the run near Tulsa and was thought to be carrying a shank.

The sheriff promises a "thorough and deliberate" probe of the killing of Nicholas Robertson, who was shot 33 times Saturday.

"It is time for the world to free itself of the strictures of Doha," says the top American trade official, Michael Froman.

An ordinance to be voted on Monday would let drivers for ride-hailing services use nonprofit organizations to negotiate.

The extremist organization, which has inspired or directed attacks in six countries in recent months, has reportedly lost about 20,000 people to airstrikes in Iraq and Syria.

The private college set up a task force Thursday to consider asking the app's developers to create a geofence around campus in response to the demands of students.

Billboards with the message were causing controversy in North Carolina and Colorado this week.

An account for the school tweeted an evacuation order shortly after 2:30 p.m. EST.

The South Carolina military college began suspending students Thursday after Snapchat pictures circulated online.

The nation's more than 6,000 charter schools serve more than 2.2 million students.

After the Paris attacks, support rose among 18- to 29-year-old Americans for dispatching U.S. troops overseas to battle the Islamic State group.

Americans supported President Franklin D. Roosevelt's detainment of Japanese residents at the time but most now view it as a leadership failure.

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Recent college protests could influence the court's decision on a case centered around affirmative action in college admissions, which isn't expected until 2016.

The musician was fatally shot Dec. 8, 1980.

Attorney General Loretta Lynch said the inquiry will center around use of force and officer accountability -- examining whether the department had systemically violated the Constitution or federal law.

The rapper scored 11 Grammy nominations Monday.

The British prime minister reportedly called the phrase, uttered by a bystander to the recent Leytonstone knife attack, "brilliant."

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Citing U.S. government sources, CNN reported Friday that Tashfeen Malik had posted on Facebook her support of Islamic State group leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

A spokesman told the New York Times reports of the leader's death were baseless propaganda.

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His mother said her husband was an alcoholic who threatened to kill himself on a daily basis.

The decision, which takes effect April 1, 2016, includes women in the Marine Corps, which had resisted the policy.