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How Biden is canceling $48 billion in student loans despite Supreme Court loss

The Supreme Court ruled against President Joe Biden's multi-billion dollar student loan forgiveness program in June, but somehow his administration is still canceling the most student debt in history.

Bill Maher blasted for being ‘coward-like’ for focusing on Republicans in criticizing elite colleges

Late-night host Bill Maher is being blasted for slamming left-leaning higher education but swapping suddenly to criticize conservative lawmakers.

Trump shared secret details about US foreign relations, Australian billionaire claims

Former President Donald Trump may have shared delicate state secrets during conversations with a wealthy overseas elite, according to new claims from Australian billionaire Anthony Pratt.

Newt Gingrich wants a female speaker to unite Republicans

Former House speaker Newt Gingrich floated Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) as the next speaker.

Israel to show unedited bodycam footage of Oct. 7 Hamas attack

The Israeli government will release raw, unedited footage of the Hamas attacks against the Jewish state on Monday.

Mitt Romney says Trump represents a ‘failure of character’ that is changing ‘heart’ of nation

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) said former President Donald Trump represents a "failure of character" for the party, as the ongoing senator discussed conversations among Senate Republicans.

Who are the nine House Republicans who declared their candidacy for speaker?

Several House Republicans are running for speaker in the fourth round of voting after nominees Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) and Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) failed to receive the 217 votes necessary to become top leader of the House.

Ken Paxton argues that border crisis will be felt for ‘decades to come’

Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claimed that the United States's border crisis will impact the country for "decades to come," as many Republicans have focused on the border as an issue impacting the U.S.

US orders nonemergency personnel to leave embassy in Iraq due to increased ‘threats’

The State Department on Sunday announced it ordered any eligible family members and nonemergency government personnel on Friday to leave the United States Embassy in Iraq, citing a recent increase in "threats."

McConnell hopes House will appoint next speaker soon: ‘A poor message to our allies’

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) said Sunday he hopes Republicans in the House appoint a speaker soon because it sends a "poor message" to the nation's allies and its enemies.
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