Following the Supreme Court’s June decision to overturn President Joe Biden’s expansive debt relief proposal for the pandemic era, the Biden administration is now reportedly proposing a new plan to cancel student loans.
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According to a former U.S. official with knowledge of the negotiations, discussions to liberate some of the 239 hostages held by Hamas came to a standstill on Friday after the organization requested that Israel permit fuel delivery to Gaza and Hamas refused to guarantee the release of a significant number of international detainees.
Read More Hamas Hostage Negotiations Stall Due To Group’s Request For Fuel Deliveries To Gaza
A Texas judge has temporarily barred the Biden administration from taking down razor wire along the U.S.-Mexican border that was installed by the Texas governor’s office to prevent immigrants from crossing the border illegally.
Read More Judge Temporarily Blocks Biden Admin From Removing Razor Wire From Border
An investigation into the play that killed the 29-year-old Minnesotan hockey player, Adam Johnson, is still underway two days after his tragic passing, according to South Yorkshire Police.
Read More Investigation Continues Into Adam Johnson’s Fatal Hockey Incident
In compliance with European Union (EU) regulations, Facebook and Instagram users in Europe can now choose to subscribe to ad-free versions of the social networking platform.
Read More Facebook, Instagram Launch Paid Ad-Free Subscriptions In EU
Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian issued an abrupt warning at the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, declaring that the U.S. would “not be spared from this fire” if Israel continues to retaliate against Islamic terrorist group Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
Read More UN: Iran Threatens ‘U.S. Will Not Be Spared’ If War Continues In Gaza