WASHINGTON — Graduate students in nursing and several allied health fields will once again qualify for higher federal student loan limits after a federal judge placed those programs on an interim list of “professional degrees,” temporarily blocking a Trump‑era rule that would have kept them under lower borrowing caps. Judge Beryl Howell’s ruling halts the Department of Education’s revised definition of “professional degree,” which excluded nursing, physical therapy, public he

Experts: Trend Fueled by Brain’s Reward System, Taps Into Scarcity The Trader Joe’s tote bag, a canvas grocery sack that has sparked nationwide lines and viral social media hunts, has become the latest object of fascination among Filipino Americans — not just as a collectible, but as a psychological and cultural touchpoint. What began as a routine product release quickly escalated into a scarcity-driven frenzy, with stores selling out within minutes and online resellers listi

LAS VEGAS — The Filipino American Museum is now officially open after a ribbon cutting held Friday, June 12th at 2:00 p.m. at the Boulevard Mall, marking a historic milestone for Nevada’s Filipino American community. The opening stands as a signature highlight of the 128th Philippine Independence Day celebration, observed this year by the more than 200,000 Filipino Americans living in Nevada, one of the largest and fastest‑growing Fil‑Am populations in the United States. The