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Biden administration rewrites student loan safety net as debt cancellation falters in court

The U.S. Department of Education unveiled a new regulatory proposal Tuesday that makes significant changes to a federal program designed to accommodate the financial situations of student loan borrowers with low incomes.

Gaetz vows to push for more cameras in Congress following confrontation with Rogers

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) vowed to fight for more cameras in Congress to give citizens more insight into "what the elected representatives that people [elected] are doing."

Des Moines Public Schools cancel class after cyberattack

The Des Moines Independent Community School District has canceled its classes for Tuesday after discovering that there was a cyberattack on its technology network.

Coke and Pepsi targeted by FTC in price discrimination inquiry: Report

Soft drink giants Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are reportedly facing a preliminary investigation by the Federal Trade Commission into whether they violated a law regulating pricing strategies.

Social Security update: Direct SSI payment worth $914 to arrive in 22 days

Supplemental Security Income recipients have a little over three weeks before they receive their next payment of $914.

SEE IT: Suspect desecrates monastery with sledgehammer, steals relics

A community in Arkansas is reeling after a suspect entered its local abbey Thursday, stole its holy relics, and bashed the altar with a sledgehammer.

Social Security update: Direct monthly payment worth up to $4,194 to arrive tomorrow

Recipients of Social Security retirement payments will receive their first payment of the year, worth up to $4,194, on Jan. 11.

Microsoft eyes $10B investment in ChatGPT developer

Microsoft is considering investing up to $10 billion into the developer of a chatbot that can create essay-length answers and solve difficult problems, a consideration reflective of growing interest in the company's AI products.

MTG calls for ‘nonstop’ investigation into Biden after classified doc discovery

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is urging Congress to "investigate the Bidens nonstop" following revelations that classified documents were discovered at a Biden-aligned think tank.

House GOP divided over possible cuts to defense budget

Possible cuts to defense spending included in the House rules package that Republicans passed on Monday night have previewed fissures within the new majority.
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