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Carlos De Oliveria Became The 3rd Person Charged in Mar-a-Lago Documents: What Was His Role To Protect The Former President?

Carlos De Oliveira became the third person charged with federal charges on Thursday in connection with former President Donald Trump’s alleged efforts to conceal confidential information after leaving office and obstruct an investigation. Carlos De Oliveira is named in the indictment as the property manager at Mar-a-Lago and a former valet. The accusations were laid…

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Federal Food Stamps Backlog In Alaska Continues; Can Alaskans Endure Further Delays?

ALASKA — While Alaska’s state government has made headway in providing federal food stamps to more individuals, critics say the procedure for appealing state denials or delays is broken. Federal food stamps are benefits administered by the state of Alaska, and there are deadlines for the state to provide the benefit to qualified applicants. Since…

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Prosecutors Wanted Sam Bankman-Fried, The Alleged Fraudster, To Be Put In Jail Ahead Of Trial

Prosecutors have asked a federal judge to detain Sam Bankman-Fried before his trial, which is set to begin in October. The judge has ordered a broad, temporary gag order in the case while he analyzes their request. When prosecutors told the judge that they wanted Sam Bankman-Fried detained, there were audible gasps in the courtroom. Mark…

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CollegeAmerica Faces $130 Million Student-Loan Relief

CollegeAmerica Faces $130 Million Student-Loan Relief Over Misrepresentation of Education Benefits

The Biden administration will allocate $130 million in student-loan relief to 7,400 individuals after the U.S. Department of Education exposed widespread misrepresentation of education benefits by CollegeAmerica’s parent company, the Center for Excellence in Higher Education, which has since shut down the three Colorado campuses. CollegeAmerica students who attended the college’s Colorado campuses between 2006…

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Denver Universities Brace for Student Loan Changes

Denver Universities Brace for Student Loan Changes

In a matter of weeks, federal student loans will resume accruing interest, and millions of borrowers will face their first student loan payment in three years. The financial aid office at Denver Universities is closely monitoring the developments regarding student loan forgiveness It is taking measures to ensure that students comprehend the implications of the…

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Black Borrowers

Black Borrowers to Benefit as Biden Administration Announces $39 Billion Student Debt Cancellation

An estimated 804,000 student loan borrowers are set to collectively receive $39 billion in federal loan debt cancellations in the upcoming weeks. The Biden Administration’s latest initiative to tackle the nation’s overwhelming trillion-dollar student debt crisis has brought relief and joy to Black borrowers and advocates These unprecedented debt cancellations are made possible by systemic…

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Flying Electric Cars

Flying Electric Cars Revolution Takes Off: Alef Aeronautics Secures Pre-Orders to Sell Groundbreaking Vehicles through Car Dealerships

Having obtained legal approval for its innovative flying electric cars to operate in the United States, Alef Aeronautics has achieved another milestone by securing pre-orders to sell these futuristic vehicles through traditional car dealerships, a groundbreaking development. The future of transportation is rapidly approaching as Alef Aeronautics, a pioneering company in the field of flying…

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Student Loan Borrowers Struggle

Student Loan Borrowers Struggle to Enter Housing Market Despite 3.5 Years of Payment Relief

The extended break was intended to provide some financial relief, but it appears that the burden of student loan borrowers continues to hamper their dreams of homeownership. In a recent study, it has been revealed that student loan borrowers, who enjoyed a substantial 3.5-year respite from payments, are encountering significant hurdles in their attempts to…

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