Sanders to Propose Canceling $1.6 Trillion in Student Debt
Sanders plans to unveil a proposal Monday to cancel all U.S. student loan debt.
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Editors of local newspapers have long served a variety of functions.
Newspaperman
The exemplary Mike Brown, editor of the paper in Rockdale, Texas.
Bernie Sanders Is FDR’s Unimaginative Echo
Sanders’s socialism turns out to be a tweaked New Deal.
Inching Back toward the Rule of Law
To improve bureaucracy, limit it.
Vermont Expands Medicaid to Cover Gender Affirmation Surgeries for Minors
Vermont is expanding its Medicaid coverage to cover gender affirmation surgery for transgender patients under 21 who wish to undergo the procedures.
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U.S. Navy Says Mine Fragments Suggest Iran Behind Gulf Tanker Attack
The U.S. is scrutinizing the case.
FAA Orders U.S. Airlines to Avoid Iranian Airspace
The Federal Aviation Administration on Friday ordered U.S. airlines not to fly in Iranian airspace as tensions between the two countries continue to rise.
ICE Plans to Target 2,000 Undocumented Immigrants in New Deportation Operation
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement will begin an operation Sunday targeting over 2,000 undocumented immigrants who have received deportation orders.
Supreme Court Backs Immigrant Unaware of Legal Status in Gun-Possession Case
SCOTUS on Friday ruled that an illegal immigrant unaware that his legal status barred him from possessing a gun cannot be prosecuted for possession.
Judge Appoints Special Prosecutor to Investigate Kim Foxx’s Handling of Smollett Case
A judge has appointed a special prosecutor to investigate Kim Foxx's handling of the investigation into Jussie Smollett's alleged hoax hate crime.