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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 court, it's possible that the conservative majority on the supreme court could nix this program as we...
Wheezing with rsv cases spiking, the former fda commissioner is warning parents no t to let their guard down. >> parents who have children who have an upper respiratory infection m times they're testing them finding it's not covid and feeling relieved. they still need to be vigilant it could be rsv, could be early flu. you see progressive symptoms seek out help from a doctor. there are treatments available that could help children with rsv. >> dr. gottlieb says for kids under two years old rsv could be a very serious infection. education secretary miguel cardona vows to keep moving full spee...
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,