Student Loans

GOP Senators Push Resolution To Overturn Biden's Student Debt Plan

The proposed measure is going through a fast-track process requiring a simple majority to pass.
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I Was Held Hostage By $235,000 In Student Debt. Then A Letter Changed Everything.

"I thought my student loan debt was a punishment for my failings, but in the end it was a master class in forgiveness."
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The Fate Of Biden’s Student-Loan Relief Plan Rests With The Supreme Court

A technical debate may decide whether more than 40 million Americans receive up to $20,000 in student-loan debt relief.
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Justice Thomas Once Wrote Of 'Crushing Weight' Of His Student Loans

Clarence Thomas was in his third year on the Supreme Court when he was able to pay off his loans.
By Mark Sherman and Jessica Gresko, AP

Millions Of Student Debt Forgiveness Applicants Get False Good News Email

The Department of Education apologized for the mistake and blamed a “vendor error."
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Supreme Court Justices Keep Student Loan Cancellation Blocked For Now

The justices have agreed to take up the case in late winter.
By AP

Biden Pauses Student Loan Payments While Debt Relief Plan Is Tied Up In Court

It's unfair for borrowers to make payments while the status of their debt is in limbo, Biden said.
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Opinion: Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Doesn't Do Enough For Black Women

Black women carry the highest amount of student loan debt and are the most likely to be underpaid and underemployed.
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Justice Department Defends Student Debt Relief Plan After Court Pauses Action

The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday temporarily blocked Biden’s plan while it considers an appeal by six Republican-led states.
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Biden Rips Lawmakers Who Pushed Billions In PPP Grants Now Bashing Student Debt Aid

"Who in the hell do they think they are?" he asked an audience at Delaware State University. But a court's temporary stay on the program rained on his parade.
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