The Daily Populous

The DOJ said that ruling in favor of the states' argument could set a strange legal precedent.

A Missouri-based student-loan company has found itself at the center of a lawsuit blocking student-loan forgiveness — and President Joe Biden's administration said its role could set a strange legal precedent moving forward.

She added that the states' standing is questionable, and she's concerned of the legal precedent it would set should the Supreme Court rule in their favor. »

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has more than most to celebrate as the new GOP majority takes power in the House of Representatives, and is doing all she can to engineer a Capitol Hill comeback as a result.

It’s a political and strategic victory for Ms Greene, who is rumoured to be a candidate for the powerful House Oversight Committee.

Mr Kurtz questioned her briefly about the issue, pressing Ms Greene on her past embrace of the conspiracies. »

Since September, Avery Seuter has used his unicycle to travel more than 1,800 miles and counting.

His trip began in Maine and he was spotted on Tuesday riding in Palm Coast.

Seuter said this trek is all to raise money for the East Coast Greenway, a cycling route that organizers hope will eventually connect 15 states. »

So far, Washington and its allies have appropriately focused on the immediate task of helping Ukraine and avoiding escalation.

Meanwhile, the West was able to deliver, with suprising resolve and unity of purpose, a punishing economic blow to Russia.

In a long war strategy, the West will need to reinforce such contacts, even if there are very few points of agreement with Russia. »