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5 Ways Student Loan Forgiveness Hurts America
According to reports, more than 80 percent of Americans do not have to deal with student loans because…
59% of Americans Worry Student Loan Forgiveness Will Make Inflation Worse, CNBC Survey Finds
Some experts believe the Biden administration could announce a decision on whether to extend a more than two-year-long…
White House to Announce Student Loan Cancellation, Payment Pause Extension Wednesday
The White House is expected to announce a plan to cancel a chunk of student loan debt on…
Taliban Change Their Minds About Allowing Girls to go to School
The Taliban suddenly cancelled their decision to allow teenage girls in Afghanistan to resume classes along with other…
Taliban to Open High Schools for Girls Next Week, Official Says
Women have reported restrictions on access to public life, including jobs, forcing some to drop out of the workforce.
Biden Admin Approved $415 Million in Lenient Student Loan Forgiveness Program Weakened in Trump Era
The Department anticipates this change will ultimately help approximately 72,000 borrowers receive $1 billion in loan cancellation.”
Asian Americans Flex Their Voting Power in SF School Board Recall
Proponents of the recall courted voters through Mandarin and Cantonese ads, emphasized the board's role in changing admissions policies and amplified outrage over Collins' old tweets, according to KQED.
San Francisco Recalls 3 School Board Members: ‘A Clear Message’
The recall was started in January 2021, after the board voted to rename 44 schools that honored Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, and U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein — public figures the board claimed were linked to racism and sexism.
Princeton University Invites Students to Make ‘Art’ With Condoms: ‘Latexhibition’
The university will provide participants with 'expired condoms in increments of 50'
New Mexico Governor Becomes Substitute Teacher Amid School Staffing Shortage
At the time, she said the decision was the result of "extreme staffing shortages due to a surge in COVID-19 cases."