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The ‘Win With An Anti-CRT Agenda’ Playbook Is Manifesting Right Now In Virginia
Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin powered his campaign appearing as “moderate,” but you have to look between the lines.
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Navient Will Issue $1.85 Billion In Settlement Over Student Loan Practices
The loan servicing company agreed to cancel $1.7 billion in debt owed by more than 66,000 borrowers across the U.S
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Will It Ever Happen? Two Senators Halt A Voting Rights Bill
A mix of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights and the Voting Rights Act hits a roadblock from the usual two senators.
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If You’re A Republican Lawmaker Planning To Post An MLK Quote On Monday, Just Don’t.
Republicans take MLK day off or better yet, tell the truth about his history.
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Really? Sen. Marsha Blackburn Is Trying to Disqualify A Black Judicial Nominee for Speeding Tickets.
Despite Andre Mathis’ accomplishments, Biden’s Black judicial pick is being criticized for his “rap sheet,” of old speeding tickets.
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Sen. Mitch McConnell Has Convenient Short-Term Memory About the Filibuster
Sen. McConnell is ok with adjusting the filibuster to rush Supreme Court justices, but not for voting rights.
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Surprising No One, Senate Republicans Have No Midterm Agenda. Democratic Party, Let’s Talk.
Ahead of the 2022 midterms, Senate Republicans plan to watch the Democratic party trip over itself. Let’s talk strategy.
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Tell Me Something Good: Biden Wants Changes To the Filibuster For Voting Rights, Groups Want Action
The president plans to call for specific changes, but some fear it might already be too late.
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16 Colleges, Including Yale, Duke, and Georgetown Allegedly Collude To Limit Student Financial Aid, Lawsuit Describes
The complaint alleges universities overcharged 170,000 financial aid recipients by “at least hundreds of millions of dollars” over 20 years.
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Legendary Poet Maya Angelou Becomes the First Black Woman To Be Featured On U.S. Quarter
It’s the first in a series of coins designed to celebrate the accomplishment of American women.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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The ‘Win With An Anti-CRT Agenda’ Playbook Is Manifesting Right Now In Virginia
Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin powered his campaign appearing as “moderate,” but you have to look between the lines.
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Navient Will Issue $1.85 Billion In Settlement Over Student Loan Practices
The loan servicing company agreed to cancel $1.7 billion in debt owed by more than 66,000 borrowers across the U.S
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Will It Ever Happen? Two Senators Halt A Voting Rights Bill
A mix of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights and the Voting Rights Act hits a roadblock from the usual two senators.
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If You’re A Republican Lawmaker Planning To Post An MLK Quote On Monday, Just Don’t.
Republicans take MLK day off or better yet, tell the truth about his history.
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Really? Sen. Marsha Blackburn Is Trying to Disqualify A Black Judicial Nominee for Speeding Tickets.
Despite Andre Mathis’ accomplishments, Biden’s Black judicial pick is being criticized for his “rap sheet,” of old speeding tickets.
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Sen. Mitch McConnell Has Convenient Short-Term Memory About the Filibuster
Sen. McConnell is ok with adjusting the filibuster to rush Supreme Court justices, but not for voting rights.
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Surprising No One, Senate Republicans Have No Midterm Agenda. Democratic Party, Let’s Talk.
Ahead of the 2022 midterms, Senate Republicans plan to watch the Democratic party trip over itself. Let’s talk strategy.
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Tell Me Something Good: Biden Wants Changes To the Filibuster For Voting Rights, Groups Want Action
The president plans to call for specific changes, but some fear it might already be too late.
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16 Colleges, Including Yale, Duke, and Georgetown Allegedly Collude To Limit Student Financial Aid, Lawsuit Describes
The complaint alleges universities overcharged 170,000 financial aid recipients by “at least hundreds of millions of dollars” over 20 years.
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Legendary Poet Maya Angelou Becomes the First Black Woman To Be Featured On U.S. Quarter
It’s the first in a series of coins designed to celebrate the accomplishment of American women.
