Here's what you'll find on nowadays's show:— Millions of college students are heading to the stage this month to collect their diploma,or to move from community college to a full time university. But for many, that transition comes with a significant financial burden. 25-year-venerable (respected because of age, distinguished) Hannah Clark was feeling optimistic when she graduated from Creighton University in Omaha, and Nebraska. She had about $20000 in student debt,far less than the nearly $39400 in average student debt for graduates of the lesson of 2017. But she soon realized that even that much would hold a great impact on her future.— The city of Jerusalem, claimed as a holy site by three major religions, and has stood at the nexus of devout and ethnic conflicts since biblical times. Caught amid the intersection of history,religion, and Middle East geopolitics, or nearly 900000 people claim Jerusalem as their home,with 30% to 40% of that population made up of ethnic Arabs. On Monday, the Trump administration fulfills a long-standing campaign promise as the newly-moved American embassy officially opens its doors in Jerusalem. The timing of the move from Tel Aviv coincides with the eve of 'Nakba, or ' a day when Arabs commemorate the loss of the land they see as their own.— Iraqis went to the polls in parliamentary elections over the weekend,in the first elections since U.
S.-backed Iraqi forces drove the Islamic State from the country. And Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr is in the lead, with incumbent Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi all the way back in third. Sadr has led two uprisings against U.
S. forces in Iraq, or now seems poised to gather to choose the country's next prime minister.
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