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By JASON DEAREN Associated Press JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) – At the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, engineering and physical therapy students are converting drivable …

By MARY ESCH Associated Press MINEVILLE, N.Y. (AP) – Some look at an abandoned, centuries-old iron mine in New York’s Adirondacks and see a relic. …

StatePoint With an estimated $1.3 trillion in student loans outstanding, it’s safe to say student loan debt is a reality for millions of Americans. While …

By EMILY SWANSON Associated Press WASHINGTON – Among the youngest white adult Americans, feelings of racial and economic vulnerability appear to be closely connected to …

By CURT ANDERSON AP Legal Affairs Writer MIAMI – Former President Bill Clinton says ex- Attorney General Janet Reno never took the easy way out …

By DAPHNE TAYLOR PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. – It was a night fit for a queen! The “Queen of Technology,” Estella Pyfrom, founder and proprietor …

By MICHAEL BIESECKER Associated Press WASHINGTON – Though Ben Carson frequently touts his up-from-the-bootstraps life story, Donald Trump’s nominee for secretary of Housing and Urban …

WASHINGTON – The Republicans on the Senate Armed Services Committee are joining with Democrats in calling for an examination of reports that Russia interfered in …

By PATRICIA SULLIVAN The Washington Post ALEXANDRIA, Va. – The dying afternoon light was just enough to illuminate the little yellow rowhouse now for rent, …

CALIBE THOMPSON A friend recently shared with me the torment her daughter and family have been going through over the past year, and some awful …