Supreme Court weighs Biden student debt relief plan
The Supreme Court weighs whether the HEROES Act empowers the Education Department to forgive student loans amid the pandemic. Justices question standing and the scope of emergency powers as the administration defends up to 10 000 and 20 000 loan cancellations for Pell Grant recipients amid ongoing debt burdens.
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Culture wars redefine American parties in a divided economy
Francis Wilkinson argues that while Democrats retain ties to social programs for the poor and middle class, the affluent wing and fiscal limits push Republicans to emphasize culture wars. He notes districts with lower incomes and whiter populations favor the GOP, while wealthier, diverse areas tilt Democratic. The result is two parties balancing rich and poor constituencies, with the foundation for a redistributive shift eroding as donors constrain policy.
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Whom Can You Trust About Government and Virus Origins
The piece critiques trust in government and experts over COVID-19 origins and related misinformation. It cites Department of Energy low confidence on lab origin, FBI remarks, media coverage, and opinions by figures like Tom Cotton and Fauci, noting shifting claims and public trust trends since 1958.
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