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Feb 2, 2022

The Biden Administration is changing course from its campaign promise to forgive some student loan debt by attempting to overturn a recent legal case that would further cement student loan borrowers from fighting for financial relief through bankruptcy court.
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The Young Turks: February 2, 2022

Despite the wishes of Ukrainian leadership, the U.S. military is deploying additional troops to Eastern Europe to allegedly defend the nation's NATO allies in Germany, Poland, and Romania.
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The Biden Administration is changing course from its campaign promise to forgive some student loan debt by attempting to overturn a recent legal case that would further cement student loan borrowers from fighting for financial relief through bankruptcy court.
ClipCollege for All
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The Black Lives Matters movement is facing some tough accusations regarding the state of their finances, including a lack of funding to local chapters, a lack of internal transparency regarding donations and other finances, as well as victim's families not receiving financial support from the organization.
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Daycare workers in the Washington, D.C. area will receive $10,000 checks from the government in tax money from the city's richest citizens. The D.C. City Council unanimously voted to set $53 million in taxes aside since 2021 to raise the pay of day-care workers.
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The View host Whoopi Goldberg has been suspended from her hosting role for two weeks for controversial remarks she made about the Holocaust. Goldberg claimed that the Holocaust was "not about race" and was suspended by ABC News president Kim Godwin even after Whoopi apologized on air for her actions.
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Former President Donald Trump openly attacked one of his biggest fans in Congress Sen. Lindsey Graham, calling him a "RINO" and criticizing the Senator for saying that pardons for January 6th insurrectionists would be "inappropriate". Graham has been a staunch Trump loyalist and Trump's move comes as no surprise as he is infamous for not tolerating disloyalty.
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CNN President and chairman of Warner Media's news and sports departments Jeff Zucker has just announced that he will be leaving the company after nine years in charge. Zucker's abrupt resignation is apparently due to his failure to disclose to the company that he was in a romantic relationship with another CNN executive.
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A website named HitPiece has been selling NFTs based on song recordings from famous music artists. A slight problem has arisen with this plot as the website reportedly has no authority to use their songs to mint NFTs.
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Fox News got duped into covering a fake sports story about comments former NBA player Josh Smith made about LeBron James, saying that back in LeBron's early career, he didn't have the "...skills to really consistently dominate defenses". It's important to note that the publisher of this article was named "Ballsack Sports".
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