NAU ends partnership with Chinese university amid security concerns
October 27, 2025
Universities are ending Chinese partnerships over security concerns, with NAU halting its program with Chongqing University.
Universities are ending Chinese partnerships over security concerns, with NAU halting its program with Chongqing University.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs says Arizona can’t help nearly 900,000 SNAP recipients if benefits stop due to a shutdown.
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The first of three Republican debates for Michigan governor is taking place Wednesday in west Michigan.
