Over 200,000 borrowers of student college loans will be cancelled, the federal Department of Education announced on Friday. Under the new policy – called the SAVE Plan – borrowers will become eligible […]
Student loan relief advances
High court mulls artist’s stand on same-sex wedding work
Should a graphic artist refuse to design wedding websites for couples who happen to be same-sex? The U.S. Supreme County grappled with that issue on Monday in which – according to the […]
Wall Street has a “bear market”
The bears took over Wall Street on Monday as fears of a recession knocked the Dow Jones Industrial Average down by 1.1 percent, according to the Associated Press. Also down were the […]
Inoculations soon for infants?
As the coronavirus continues to stubbornly make comebacks after receding, the federal Food and Drug Administration on Friday authorized the emergency use of two brands of vaccines for children, including all the […]
Some U.S. troops to Ukraine?
The possibility of basing some U.S. troops in Ukraine was raised Monday during a press conference with Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Gen. Mark Milley, chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. […]
Mariupol falls, says Russia
In what would be the first major victory of its invasion of Ukraine, Russia claimed on Friday to have finally taken full control of the strategic port of Mariupol. The Associated Press […]
Russians eyeing annexations
It started out – claimed Russian President Vladimir Putin – as an effort to prevent Ukraine from joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. With the invasion of Ukraine stalled and other European […]
U.S. troops are called to alert
Reacting to concerns that Russia may soon invade the neighboring nation of Ukraine, the U.S. Department of Defense ordered 8,500 troops to a higher alert level. According to the Associated Press, those […]
Stock markets hit new highs
Wall Street turned bullish on Monday, as the Dow Jones Average and the S&P 500 each hit record highs. According to United Press International, the Dow was up 64.13 points (0.18 percent) […]
8-month sentence in Capitol riot
A prison sentence of eight months was handed down Monday on a Florida man who entered the U.S. Capitol building on Jan. 6 during the violent storming of the seat of Congress. […]
