Government

After the Supreme Court struck down President Joe Biden's initial attempt to cancel student loans using the HEROES Act of 2003, the Education Department is now exploring an alternative route through the Higher Education Act of 1965 to…

Russia recently canceled a long-standing grain trade with numerous nations, sparking fears about food security and political scheming in the process.  This controversial deed has garnered strong disapproval from around the globe.…

President Joe Biden and top officials pressed tech leaders at the White House to prioritize AI safety and adopt strict measures to address risks from rapid AI advancement. The meeting took place as concerns about the ethical and safety…

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis told Russell Brand in a recent interview that the January 6th Capitol riot was not an uprising. The interview, which aired on Brand's online show, sparked intense reactions and reignited debates surrounding…

Oil and gas extraction regulations on federal lands have remained unchanged for many years. It is expected to have a fee hike for drilling. Since more than a century ago, oil and gas corporations have paid the federal government 12.5…

For Americans who have lost their jobs and are struggling financially, unemployment insurance benefits are a vital lifeline. By giving those who are actively looking for work financial aid, this safety net helps close the gap between…

A few states continue to provide some form of financial assistance to those in need, even if the Stimulus Check Payments that were introduced in response to the COVID-19 outbreak are no longer in effect.  These payments take the shape…

In a significant move to address historical shortcomings in the federal student loan program, the Biden administration announced measures to discharge student loan debt for thousands of eligible borrowers in Indiana.  Following federal…