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Biden Administration to 'Fix' Student Loan Program by Forgiving $39 Billion in Loans - Vimarsana News

Biden Administration to 'Fix' Student Loan Program by Forgiving $39 Billion in Loans

The Biden administration seems to have found a way to work around the recent Supreme Court decision that struck down Joe Biden's plan to slash student debt.

Jake Needham an American Author in Southeast Asia - HD Video Interview and Podcast - Vimarsana News

Jake Needham an American Author in Southeast Asia - HD Video Interview and Podcast

Jake Needham, a successful American lawyer and screenwriter, is today one of the most popular writers of thrilling fiction novels in Southeast Asia. In the past eighteen years, Jake has published ten popular crime and spy thrillers which are set in some of the region's most exciting countries - Hong Kong, Singapore and Thailand. In this interview, which took place on Friday, 6 July 2018 in a suite at the Dusit Thani Bangkok, Jake speaks to Steven Howard of TravelNewsAsia.com to give a little insight into his career, books and love of the region.

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Bangkok old hands recall a lost city of low rises and low prices

January 12, 2021 Facebook/Small Teak Boat Canal Adventure, Bangkok Dean Barrett, an American mystery writer, sits in an English-style tavern that is one of his remaining old haunts in Bangkok, sipping a black Russian cocktail as he ponders the curious quirks of fate. “My story is very simple,” says Barrett, a lanky 78-year-old with a moustache and a mischievous smile. “I love Chinese culture and history. But I’m sitting here and not at some American university as a professor.” The reason is that, in 1965, the Connecticut native enlisted in the US Army so he could learn Chinese at a ...