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Biden-Harris Administration Forgives $4.5 Billion in Student Loans for Public Service Workers

The Biden-Harris administration revealed on Thursday a new wave of student loan forgiveness, erasing $4.5 billion in debt for over 60,000 public service workers....

Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Directive on Personal Ballot Drop-Offs, Rejects Democratic Challenge

On Tuesday, the Ohio Supreme Court decided to let a new rule go into effect, which requires voters to personally submit their ballots into...

North Korea Destroys South Korean Roads, Rail Lines

North Korea has destroyed parts of the road on the Gyeongui Line and parts of the road and rail routes of the Donghae Line in South Korea.

SpaceX Faces Regulatory Hurdles with Strong Congressional Support

On October 13, SpaceX's head Elon Musk announced his intention to initiate legal action against the California Coastal Commission later in the week. This...

Harvard Students Given 10 Minutes To Protest Anti-Hamas Speaker

Harvard University students hosting anti-Hamas speaker Mosab Hassan Yousef for a lecture last week were informed that protesters would be allowed up to 10 minutes to disrupt the event before being removed.

Appeals Court Rules Pharmaceutical Company Immune in Antitrust Case

A federal appeals court ruled that pharmaceutical company Merck is immune from allegations that it violated antitrust laws.

Thirteen States and Washington, D.C. Allege that TikTok Targets Young People and Harms Their Mental Health

TikTok censors content for all users under the age of eighteen and forbids minors under the age of thirteen from creating regular accounts. However, the...

Christian Baker Wins Colorado Supreme Court Case

The Colorado Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit filed by a trangender attorney against a Christian baker who refused to bake a cake for the individual's gender transition.

Fired Track Coach’s Legal Battle Puts Spotlight on Free Speech and Transgender Athlete Policy

This Monday saw a pivotal move by the Liberty Justice Center, renowned for its 2018 Janus v. AFSCME triumph, as it requested an Oregon...

Teacher Says Parents May Be ‘Wrong’ About Child’s Gender

A federal judge ruled against a first-grade teacher in Pennsylvania who failed to provide notice of transgender content taught in the classroom.

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