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The Biden administration proposed a plan to cancel federal student loan debt for an estimated 40 million Americans. But critics claim that it's not only expensive and unfair but that it's also an abuse of executive power. Complaints like this have led six states to take their challenge to the highest court in the nation - the Supreme Court. But getting their case heard means they'll have a certain burden of proof. "You can't just go to the court and say I don't like this, or I think this might be a problem," said David Nahmias, a staff attorney with the Berkeley Center for Consumer Law and Economic Justice. "In order to sue, you have to show that you are going to be threatened with a certain impending injury." Here's how one of the states in the lawsuit could move the case forward by answering that burden of proof and what that would mean for everyone else. (read more) |
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Death toll rises after a migrant shipwreck off Italy (read more) |
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When Joe Manchin was asked if he was still a Democrat, he said he identified as an American. Which sounds like bad news for members of the Democratic party. But what else does Joe Manchin have to say…especially regarding the greatest threat our nation currently faces? Listen to him weigh in on three important issues to you and me and what he's recommending we do about them. (learn more) |
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GOP Ohio Rep. Kris Jordan dies at the age of 46 (read more) |
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Voters are debating whether the 80-year-old president should run for reelection, and Joe Biden acknowledged that these worries are "totally legitimate." There are questions about Biden's health and fitness for office given that he will be 82 years old at the time of the next election and 86 years old at the end of his second term as president assuming he is re-elected. While the findings of the President's annual physical checkup showed that he was physically able to serve as president, the mental health evaluation for President Biden's was withheld from public view. (read more) |
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Republicans are flocking to New York to lure away Trump supporters (read more) |
The RNC chair doesn't care about tackling election fraud (read more) |
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So much for that big stock market comeback this year. Sure, it's only February. But the Dow is now down slightly after a sizzling start to the year. In mid-January, the average of 30 blue chips was up nearly 4% in 2023. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq are still sporting solid gains of about 4% and 10%, respectively, year-to-date. But they also retreated from higher levels just a few weeks ago. Stocks were off to a decent start Monday, with the Dow up 100 points, or 0.3%. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq each rose nearly 1%, as well. But the market suffered a dismal week last week thanks to more signs that inflation pressures aren't cooling off as quickly as investors, consumers — and most likely the Federal Reserve — would like. Traders are now betting that there's a 100% probability that the Fed will raise rates again at its next meeting on March 21-22. (read more) |
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Safe tech stocks for any market environment (read more) |
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A Florida man could face up to 30 years behind bars simply for dowsing his brother with water during an argument. According to police, David Powelson poured two glasses of water on his older brother during the spat. While the two exchanged words, Powelson told police that he was near the kitchen, so he decided to go fill up a glass with water and dump it on his brother to "cool him down." After that didn't work, he decided to do it a second time. This is when things escalated and the cops were called. Powelson is facing a potentially lengthy prison sentence due to his brother's age. The most serious charge he is facing is first-degree felony aggravated battery on a person 65 years of age or older. Although his brother did not sustain injuries, law enforcement officials say his actions meant he intended to inflict deliberate and serious harm on and elderly victim. And if that's not crazy enough, the reason why the two brothers got into an argument in the first place is a bit odd. As it turns out, the entire ordeal was over a piece of key lime pie. (read more) |
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Mexican president posts a photo of what he claims is an elf (read more) |
This family doesn't use toilet paper. Instead, they share this... (read more) |
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Footage obtained by one of the men involved in the death of Louisiana State University student Madison Brooks reveals that an argument occurred between Brooks and her alleged rapist. This took place just before she stepped out of the car and was fatally struck by a rideshare driver. "I'm sorry that I offended you that bad," Brooks stated from the middle seat in the back of the car."Get out, get out. I will Uber on my own." One of the men can be heard off camera telling the others to take her home. Defense attorneys released the 29-second clip to say that it exonerates their clients by showing that Brooks had consensual sex with two of the men and that she was not raped. Here's why prosecutors are arguing against that. (read more) |
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The caretaker who worked for the Murdaugh family for 42 years says double murder suspect Alex "didn't do it" (read more) |
Melania Trump's former aide cryptically tweeted this about Ivanka Trump (read more) |
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