Corinthian Colleges debt relief contemplated for students
The Education Department may forgive loans for some predatory Corinthian Colleges students after investigations found aggressive recruiting and false job data. Heald College is cited for misleading job outcomes, with a $30 million fine and subsequent bankruptcy. Special forgiveness applies to Heald attendees 2010 to 2015, others face ongoing payments. The piece contrasts limited relief with the nation’s $1.2 trillion student loan burden and cites First Amendment text.
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Veteran's collision on Columbus Innerbelt with runaway truck
An 89 year old World War II veteran describes stopping at a red light on Columbus Innerbelt when a large box truck from a bridge exit struck his van. He pursued the driver, alerting a gas station attendant who called 911. Police collected driver and vehicle details, but the driver was not cited and the veteran paid for damages.
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Time to improve black education and school choice
The piece argues that black 12th graders often lag in NAEP scores, suggesting discrimination may not explain hiring gaps. It advocates charter schools and private-school options, cites waiting lists, and critiques unions and public funding, endorsing vouchers for parental choice. It notes high per pupil spending in cities with poor outcomes.
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Federal lands belong to the people, not states
The piece argues that federal lands across the West remain owned by the people of the United States, not individual states like Utah. It cites the Western land claims, enabling acts, and Supreme Court precedents, while noting grazing fees, oil and gas royalties, and the need to auction disposed lands to fund the Treasury.
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