Biden oversees record 5 million student loan cancellations
The Education Department canceled loans for over 5 million Americans under Biden, expanding preexisting programs and using borrower defense rules to erase debts amid Supreme Court limits on broad forgiveness. About $183.6 billion in relief has been waived, with much activity tied to for-profit college scandals involving Center for Excellence in Higher Education schools.
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Firefighters and water tankers rush to LA fires as winds return
Dozens of water trucks and scores of firefighters arrive in the Los Angeles area ahead of forecast winds that threaten progress against two massive wildfires. Fire crews deploy near dry brush while planes drop pink fire retardant, warning winds could hinder containment if they reach 70 mph.
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Judge clears way for release of Trump report pivoting case
A federal judge permitted public release of the special counsel Jack Smith's investigative report on Trump's 2020 election interference. The ruling leaves a temporary injunction in place for a volume about classified documents at Mar-a-Lago and schedules a Friday hearing on lawmakers accessing that portion.
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Canada ready to buy more U S products to appease Trump
Canada’s ambassador to Washington said Ottawa is prepared to buy more U S goods including a second submarine fleet to appease Trump over a trade deficit. She warned American prices would rise if 25 percent tariffs are imposed and noted 70 percent of Canada’s military procurement is U S sourced, including a plan to purchase 88 F-35 jets.
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Amazon Ends Try Before You Buy for Prime Members
Amazon will wind down its Try Before You Buy service for Prime members in coming weeks. Eligible customers may place orders by January 31, with up to six apparel items on trial and seven days to return. The move cites limited reach and AI sizing tools improving recommendations.
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