Education Secretary Betsy DeVos forced to cancel $150 million in student loans after losing court battle
The Department of Education will cancel $150 million in student loans after losing a court
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After a 7-year-old migrant girl died in Border Patrol custody, Kirstjen Nielsen said ‘this family chose to cross illegally’, and critics are outraged she’s blaming the death on the family
Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said Friday that the death of a seven-year-old migrant girl
Out of many nations, a single message: Europe is united
BRUSSELS — Unlike the political chaos that has roiled Britain over Brexit, there has been
A new mobile app lets you take a virtual tour of the White House — and you can even see this year’s Christmas decorations
The White House Experience app lets you take a virtual tour of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
California still targeting Little Sisters of Poor
California California and others states still are trying to force the Little Sisters of the
The towering political figures who died in 2018
2018 witnessed the deaths of several internationally-renowned figures who, for the past century, shaped the
New Jersey Democrats want to make Republicans a permanent minority — and are getting accused of gerrymandering for it
New Jersey Democratic lawmakers are attempting to make Republicans a permanent minority, by law. The
Chinese hackers are reportedly stealing loads of US Navy secrets, and the Navy is scrambling to stop it
Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer warned in an internal memo in October that “attempts
5 public apologies made by CNN hosts and contributors in 2018
CNN had its fair share of controversies this year. From homophobic tweets to on-air profanity,
Facebook’s latest privacy scandal: The private photos of millions of users were accidentally shared with 1,500 apps (FB)
Facebook found a bug that gave 1,500 third-party apps access to the unposted Facebook photos
