Clinton unveils 350 billion plan to ease college costs
Hillary Clinton outlines a plan to boost affordability by reducing four year public tuition costs, making community college tuition free, and cutting loan interest. The plan centers on a 200 billion federal incentive for states to invest, with no loan tuition for some public colleges and extended income based repayment options.
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Futures Grain Open High Low for Wheat Futures
The report shows Wheat futures with Sep values and daily ranges. It lists open, high, low, settlement-like figures, and volume indicators, including est sales and open interest alongside Friday figures.
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Trump’s attack on Fox host sparks political backlash
Trump drew sharp rebukes from Democrats rivals and even figures abroad after criticizing TV host Megyn Kelly. Kelly, 44, is a Fox News star known for The Kelly File and her decisive on air presence while Trump faces criticism over his treatment of women and past comments. Kelly’s rise at Fox News since 2004 is noted with her background as a Syracuse native and lawyer, and her high profile interviews including Duggar family cases.
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