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Biden Announces $39 Billion Student Loan Forgiveness for Over 800,000 Borrowers

The Biden administration has announced a $39 billion student loan forgiveness plan for 804,000 borrowers as part of fixes in “administrative failures” that had held up relief for borrowers under their income-driven repayment (IDR) plans. “For far too long, borrowers fell through the cracks of a broken system that failed to keep accurate track of

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Aspartame a ‘Possible’ Carcinogen but Evidence Limited, WHO Says

The Canadian Cancer Society and Health Canada are reviewing the World Health Organization’s classification of aspartame as “possibly carcinogenic.” The WHO released findings on Thursday evening from two expert panels saying there is limited evidence that the artificial sweetener could be associated with liver cancer. But they also said that aspartame is still considered safe

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[LIVE NOW] Loophole Could Allow New Democrat ’28th Amendment’; Biden Activates Part of Military

Democrats are trying to get a new 28th Amendment added to the Constitution. They’re arguing that the Equal Rights Amendment should already be the law of the land, due to loopholes in the system that are up for interpretation. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden has activated select members of the reserve forces of the United States

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Insider’s Guide to Zanzibar

They say, “When you play the flute in Zanzibar, all Africa dances.” Lying just off the coast of mainland Tanzania in East Africa, Zanzibar has mile after mile of snow-white sandy beaches shaded by majestic palms. But the Zanzibar Archipelago also offers visitors a wonderfully colorful culture, fascinating history, Eden-like nature, and much more. These

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NTD Good Morning (July 14): House Votes to End Pentagon Abortion Travel Reimbursement; Hearing on Business Risks with China

The U.S. House votes to end a Pentagon policy that pays service members to travel out-of-state for abortions. Republicans also passed other amendments pushing back against Pentagon policies. Whether its de-risking, de-coupling, or diversifying when it comes to China, Congressman Mike Gallagher says we shouldn’t be funding our own destruction. We had a chance to

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Photographer Endures 115-Degree Desert Heat for Two Months to Get Rare Shots of Striped Hyena

Two months in the searing summer heat in the Indian desert finally paid off for this wildlife photographer, who was rewarded with a series of rare, intimate shots of a striped hyena in its natural habitat. Photographer Hardik Shelat, 36, lives in Ahmedabad in the Indian state of Gujarat. He spent two months in early summer visiting

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Lawsuit Filed to Stop Texas Ban on Child Gender Transition Surgery and Hormones

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Texas and Lambda Legal are suing to stop Texas from banning child gender modification hormones and surgery. The lawsuit, filed July 12 in state district court in liberal Travis County, aims to block Senate Bill 14 before it can go into effect on Sept. 1. “This law would ban necessary

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