Why the White House feels pressure to act on student loans
After six repayment extensions, pressure from Congress and activists, the White House acts on federal student loans. (Michael Cadenhead/Washington, D.C.)
UP NEXT
NOW PLAYING: Politics
Why the White House feels pressure to act on student loans
UP NEXT
-
Ukrainian survivor speaks to CNN after Russian missile hits apartment
CNN -
Sen. Baldwin calls for more security to ‘safeguard’ data ‘even when its in U.S. hands’
NBC News -
Russians defend fostering Ukrainian children as Kyiv slams Moscow's 'kidnappings'
AFP -
Macron stands firm as pension reform protests heat up
Reuters
-
A massive whale was spotted off the coast of Spain. Why it’s incredibly rare
CNN -
Video: Security guards fight off armed man wearing devil mask at Florida strip club
CNN -
John Kasich: Trump is still ‘a long way from the nomination’
NBC News -
Police searching for student who shot two faculty members at a Denver high school
USA TODAY
-
Video: In 2018, Trump’s lawyer took a very different stance on payment to Stormy Daniels
CNN -
GOP Senator Says Moderna President Privately Acknowledged Myocarditis Risk
Newsweek -
'As the field gets bigger, that plays to his advantage' Lee Zeldin on 2024 and Trump
MSNBC -
Parallel parking fear stalls many from obtaining a driver's license
NBC News -
Officer shot in raid on German far-right group
-
China Suspends Access to Western Scientists Searching for COVID Origins
Newsweek -
Ukrainian human rights lawyer Oleksandra Matviichuk discusses atrocities and accountability
CNN -
Security guards stop armed man wearing devil mask from entering Florida strip club
CBS News
