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The law says $714 million tax cut should be permanent 

In an opinion issued earlier this year, Attorney General Dana Nessel wrote the income tax rollback would only apply to 2023 thanks to surplus revenue.

STUDENTS in Sible Hedingham have been left delighted after they collected their A Level results.

Biden is pushing college debt handout workarounds that violate the spirit, if not the letter, of the Supreme Court's decision that his original plan amounted to executive overreach.

Peter Mitchell on the great national myth of World War Two

Governments, all kinds of places. >> ainsley: patrick, doesnt this go back to you probably paid for your education. maybe you paid for your childrens education. this is the government saying our tax dollars are going to pay for other childrens education? what about a 70-year-old on a fixed income, is retired, doesnt have the money to do that? >> this is the reason why it hasnt passed congress. a lot of people recognize the inherent unfairness. its a bad policy illegally enacted. so, therefore, y...

Patrick wright is vice president of legal affairs at the mckin that you center and he joins us now. good morning to you, patrick. >> good morning. thanks for having me on. >> ainsley: we just reported that the u.s. supreme court already struck down this student loan forgiveness. whats the difference? why do you need to file this suit? >> what they have done in the budget act they agreed not to use the heros act from 9/11 and thats what the supreme court struck down. this is their second best att...

‘Bad policy, illegally enacted,’ Wright says of Biden’s latest student loan forgiveness scheme

President blames ‘past administrative failures’ for loans not being discharged earlier

‘That has to be an act of Congress,’ said former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, as quoted by the court