Supreme Court’s Latest Decision On Student Loans Brings Relief To Some
Students who attended for-profit colleges can expect to receive loan forgiveness after the nation’s highest court allows a settlement to move forward.
4 People Killed And 28 Injured At Sweet 16 Birthday Party
A mass shooting tied to a birthday party has left four people dead and a "multitude" of injuries in Dadeville, Alabama.
Washington Post: Person behind leaked Pentagon Documents Worked On Military Base
The person behind a massive leak of classified US military documents worked on a military base and posted sensitive national security secrets in an online group of acquaintances.
Memphis Officials Set To Vote On Returning Ousted Justin J. Pearson To The Tennessee...
Memphis officials are expected to vote Wednesday on appointing Justin J. Pearson to the House District 86 seat, which the 28-year-old vacated last week when he was forced out in a two-thirds majority vote.
Media Organizations Sue FBI And US Attorney’s Office For Capitol Hill Surveillance Tapes
Nine national media organizations, including CNN, are suing for access to Capitol Hill surveillance tapes of January 6, 2021, that House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has provided to Fox News but so far to no other press outlets.
U.S. Education Secretary Fires Back At Push To Dismiss Black Studies
Miguel Cardona, Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education, says, “Parents don’t want politicians dictating what their children can learn, think, and believe.”
Stacey Abrams Does Not Play When It Comes To Climate Change
By becoming an electrification champion, the seasoned politician Stacey Abrams is ready to bring clean energy to the United States.
Tenure Of New Michigan GOP Chair Who Spread Beyoncé Paganism Conspiracy Theory Off To...
Facing backlash for using Holocaust imagery on its social media to oppose what it says are Democrats' restrictive gun proposals, the new chair of the Michigan Republican Party did not apologize -- in fact, she doubled down on the party's post.
Another Broadcaster Quits TikTok, Says Secuirty Risks ‘Too Great’ For Media
Experts say the security fears behind the recent government bans, while serious, currently appear to reflect only the potential for TikTok to be used for foreign intelligence, not that it has been.
No One Is Safe From Climate Change
What worries White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council vice co-chair Catherine Coleman Flowers? “Whether or not we’re going to survive.”
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