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The Trump administration said it plans on making the citizenship test harder, establishing a higher bar for passing and ...

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Kansas State freshman Linkon Cure warms up before a game at Bill Snyder Family Stadium Kellis Robinett The Wichita Eagle Kansas State freshman Linkon Cure is a former five-star football recruit who ...

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday said the Pentagon would no longer allow Chinese nationals to work as coders on Department of Defense (DOD) cloud systems. A program previously allowed ...

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