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Theyre really going to anger, you know, younger voters who may be mad that this conservative can supreme court took away this thing that they were supposed to get. howard: joining us now, gayle trotter, host of the right in d.c. podcast and in minneapolis, tim hogan, democratic strategist and senior adviser to arc initiatives. sorry for that the. gayle, is the coverage tilting towards the supreme court is cruelly going to the take away this debt forgiveness program for college grads as opposed t...

Foreign policy is going to be front and center. anytime theres a war that features prominently one of our adversaries. in this case vladimir putin. >> those debates get underway six months from today. also good to are condoleezza rices voice, so you can know what shes thinking. >> its been a minute, right? >> on the supreme court, the justices will hear arguments on president bidens student loan relief program tomorrow. six states are soon to block the debt forgiveness program. this is high stak...

That median income, by the way, was $97,000 in 2022. the committee argues that "racial disparities across all metrics have led to a significant wealth gap in san francisco, by elevating income to match ami black people can better afford housing and achieve a better quality of life. and the committee also recommends a comprehensive debt forgiveness program that includes all educational loans, credit card loans and payday loans and tax credits for those who qualify for reparations including payrol...

Woodwork, promise you the world, well forgive your student loans, and they charge you a fee or maybe theyre after identity theft, your social security number or other identifying information. >> yeah. can you just -- so what are some of the red flags that people need to be on the lookout for in terms of scams? >> if you have to pay money to get money, its probably a scam. also watch out if they ask for your secuocial security number, federal student aid number or other personal identifying infor...

Get it, but they cant because its all tied up in the courts. so how is the administration handle thing? >> reporter: no doubt about it, paula. a lot of people in limbo right now. you may remember that a whopping 26 million people applied for the student debt relief, and beginning yesterday, the department of education began notifying the roughly 16 million people who were approved for this suit and debt forgiveness program. but in that same letter, they let people know that they arent going to b...

FORT WORTH - A Texas federal judge has granted summary judgment in favor of the plaintiffs who sued the U.S. Department of Education for allegedly violating the Administrative Procedure Act by promulgating a Debt Forgiveness Program behind closed doors.

For debt relief. the government already approved 16 million applications. but no debt at all will be canceled for the foreseeable future here because of these court challenges. the white house press secretary did, however, say that the department of education will hold on to the information of all of these applicants so it could be processed quickly if the program is ultimately given the green light in court. we will have to see how the courts decide this. if it goes all the way to the supreme c...

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FORT WORTH - A lawsuit filed earlier this week is asserting that the U.S. Department of Education violated the Administrative Procedure Act by promulgating a Debt Forgiveness Program behind closed doors.

A small business advocacy group has filed a new lawsuit seeking to block the Biden administration’s efforts to forgive student loan debt for tens of millions of Americans. The suit,