End of federal student loan pause hits borrowers nationwide
As the repayment pause ends, more than 40 million borrowers face monthly bills. many, including Celina Chanthanouvong and others, struggle with budgets, housing, and life plans amid inflation and uncertain jobs. Experts warn rising defaults among new graduates, while individuals reassess milestones and savings.
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Papal power remains with pope during surgical illness
Pope Francis remained in charge while under anesthesia for hernia surgery, with Vatican officials saying no regents or alternate leaders stepped in. Canon law has no provision for an incapacitated pope. governance would default to the Holy See’s normal offices and, in a true interregnum, to the Camerlengo and College of Cardinals.
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