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student loan forgiveness 8/24/2022
What to Know About Biden’s Student-Debt Plan The president announced he will cancel up to $10,000 in federal loan payments for Americans making under $125,000.
By Bindu Bansinath

podcasts 8/24/2022
People Will Accuse Meghan Markle of Lying About Anything Commenters have decided she made up a story about fearing for her child’s safety.
By Danielle Cohen

power 8/23/2022
Ex-Detective Admits to Lying on Breonna Taylor Search Warrant Former detective Kelly Goodlett is the first officer to plead guilty for her role in the tragedy.
By Angelina Chapin

ask a boss 8/23/2022
‘My Boss Wants Me Back in the Office Full Time. Can I Push Back?’ The more your employer doesn’t want to lose you, and the more willing you are to leave, the stronger the position you’re in for this discussion.
By Alison Green

power 8/23/2022
Critics Scandalized Finnish Prime Minister Has a Social Life The 36-year-old leader is once again facing criticism for partying.
By Katie Heaney

crime 8/22/2022
Singer Denies She Enabled R. Kelly’s Alleged Abuse of Her Niece Sparkle said claims that she “had my niece sit on Robert’s lap and rub his head” were lies.
By Angelina Chapin

misogyny 8/22/2022
Andrew Tate Has Finally Been Banned From TikTok “The king of toxic masculinity” has also been kicked off Facebook and Instagram.
By Olivia Luppino

how i get it done 8/22/2022
How the Root’s Editor-in-Chief Gets It Done Vanessa De Luca on 4:30 a.m. dog walks, facing rejection, the sanctity of lunch, and 20 years in media spent “serving the Black community.”
By Olivia Truffaut-Wong

lawsuits 8/19/2022
Vanessa Bryant Gets Emotional During Her Testimony in Invasion-of-Privacy Trial She said she lives “in fear” of seeing the crash photos.
By Victoria Bekiempis

power 8/19/2022
‘Best Boss in America’ Accused of Sexual Assault More than a dozen women accused social-media-famous CEO Dan Price of sexual misconduct in a New York Times report.
By Andrea González-Ramírez
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