July 2019

It’s Easy to Forget, but a Program to Forgive Student Loans Already Exists

Which meant that when the loan forgiveness window finally opened in October 2017, the only people who were legally eligible were a kind of rare, immaculate borrower: someone who had not only made all of the loan payments, in full and on time, for 120 consecutive months, but had also (unusually) taken out exactly the […]

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Stephen Colbert Gives Media The Key To Getting Donald Trump To Resign

President Donald Trump’s quip about quitting the White House if he earned some positive press coverage got Stephen Colbert all excited on Tuesday’s broadcast of “The Late Show.” Speaking at the Turning Point USA summit in Washington, Trump claimed he’d received “the best publicity” before becoming president but was now “dying for my first good

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House Overwhelmingly Condemns Movement to Boycott Israel

The timing of the vote drew complaints from Palestinian rights activists and supporters of Ms. Omar and Ms. Tlaib, who said House Democratic leaders were effectively isolating them. Both women have also joined with Representative John Lewis, Democrat of Georgia and a civil rights icon, in introducing a measure affirming that “all Americans have the

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Booker Prize 2019: Margaret Atwood’s Handmaid’s Tale sequel on longlist

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Elisabeth Moss (left) stars in the TV adaptation of Atwood’s landmark 1985 novel Margaret Atwood’s follow-up to The Handmaid’s Tale is one of 13 novels on the Booker Prize longlist, despite not being published for several weeks. The Testaments is out on 10 September and comes 33 years after

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