Egypt army gives Morsi 48 hour power deadline
Egypt's armed forces issued a 48 hour ultimatum to President Morsi to share power or the army will unveil a road map. Protests surged nationwide as the military pledged to oversee events with broad political participation while denying a coup claim.
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Moody's calls higher student loan rate hike a credit negative
Moody's Investors Service says doubling interest rates on Federal Direct Subsidized Loans from 3.4 to 6.8 percent raises student borrowing costs and defaults, weighing on enrollment for tuition dependent colleges and especially for profit universities. The impact unfolds as new loans apply to eligible undergraduates.
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Same-Sex Marriage Sparks Green Card Path for Couples
In the wake of the Supreme Court ruling striking down the Defense of Marriage Act, legally married same-sex couples including Kori Kirkbride and Kasia Kurzatkowska can apply for green cards for non citizen spouses and fiancé visas for partners abroad. An estimated 26,000 such couples nationwide stand to benefit as they navigate forms, medicals, interviews, and proof of a bona fide marriage.
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