Student loan debt past due for millions who may have paychecks garnished in July
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The U.S. education department resumed collections on defaulted student loans in May and approximately 6 million borrowers are delinquent.
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NPR sues Trump administration with claim of ‘free speech’ violation
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President Donald Trump threatened federal funding to NPR and PBS, so now he and his administration will face NPR in court.
They’re coming for your birthright: Citizenship as spectacle, transaction, privilege
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Let us be very clear. The Constitution is not a suggestion or a negotiating tactic. It is not optional.
American Dirt, American Water: Cultivating empathy for migrants amidst Trump’s culture of fear
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American Dirt sat unread on my shelf for the better part of two years, and every couple of months, I’d pick it up and turn it over in my hands.
Charlottesville: New City Attorney played role in notorious press freedom case
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A North Carolina man who was part of a freedom of the press case that gained international attention, and not in a good way, will soon assume the position of city attorney for Charlottesville.
Tim Kaine to Trump: ‘Birthright citizenship is even older than the U.S. itself’
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“Birthright citizenship,” U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said, “that no matter who your parents are or where they are from, if you are born here, you are an American.”
Officers involved in ‘premediated’ attack by MS-13 gang members discharged from hospital
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Two correctional officers injured following a premeditated stabbing at a Southwest Virginia prison have been discharged from the hospital.
Youngkin vetoes Right to Contraception Act: Reproductive choice remains under attack
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MAGA Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed, for the second straight year, the Virginia Right to Contraception Act, legislation that would codify the right for patients to use and doctors to prescribe contraception.
Home invasions on the rise: Constitution-free policing in Trump’s America
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What the Founders rebelled against — armed government agents invading homes without cause — we are now being told to accept in the so-called name of law and order.
Book banning explainer: Diving into the political, social, religious issues
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Book banning has been a prevalent topic in schools across the country in recent years due to political, social and religious tensions when discussing what is considered age-appropriate for reading content on school library shelves.
