Supreme Court halts Biden SAVE student debt plan
The Supreme Court declined to reinstate the SAVE plan that would reduce monthly payments and expand loan cancellation. Courts had blocked the program, with the 8th Circuit leading the pause as lawsuits proceed in Kansas and Missouri. The case risks ongoing judicial review and ongoing limbo for borrowers amid state challenges.
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New Civil Liberties Alliance
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Labor Day travel expected to surge nationwide and at ATL airport
AAA forecasts a 9 percent rise in domestic travel over Labor Day weekend with Hartsfield-Jackson handling more than 2.3 million travelers. TSA projects over 17 million passengers across checkpoints in seven days. Peak travel at ATL likely Friday with 349,000 travelers.
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Michigan loses power as storms knock out 300000plus
Widespread outages hit central and southeastern Michigan with over 302000 customers dark. DTE Energy reports 192000 plus and Consumers Energy 100000 outages as 350 schools lose power. crews race to restore by day’s end amid extreme heat and damaged trees. A Royal Oak resident recounts a fallen tree missing his car by minutes. Chicago area also faces hail and record heat, cooling behind a cold front.
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National Weather Service
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Trump team clashes at Arlington photo op over Section 60 ban
Defense officials noted an incident during Donald Trump’s Arlington National Cemetery visit as Trump campaign staff pushed to film in Section 60. A cemetery staffer warned photos and videos are prohibited for political campaigns, a rule rooted in federal law. The campaign disputed reports of a physical altercation, while officials cited prior guidance restricting on-site campaign activities.
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First rioter to enter Capitol is sentenced to prison
Kentucky factory worker Michael Sparks, believed to be the first to breach the U S Capitol on January 6 2021 and accused of lighting the fire to overturn Joe Biden’s election, received four years and four months in federal prison after being convicted of obstruction of an official proceeding and civil disorder.
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