Navient steered borrowers toward costly student loans, states say
Multi-state settlement calls for loan servicer to cancel $1.7 billion in debt for 66,000 borrowers.
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Woman with multiple guns arrested outside U.S. Capitol Police headquarters
The arrest came less than a week after officials marked the first anniversary of the January 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
Biden administration sending medical teams and procuring more tests
The news comes as the COVID-19 Omicron variant sweeps the country.
National Guard asked to drive school buses in Maryland
"I want to let that sink in for people. That is not something we would do under normal circumstances," a county official said.
Judge under fire after reversing conviction in teen sex assault case
The prosecutor in the case said she had never in her 40-year career seen anything like Judge Robert Adrian's ruling.
Weeks before death, Bob Saget reflected on how laughter "helped me survive"
Preview: Bob Saget sat down last month with Dr. LaPook for an interview that will air on "CBS Mornings" on Friday, January 14.
Australia records first 123.26°F day since 1960
This temperature was last recorded in South Australia's outback on January 2, 1960, according to the country's Bureau of Meteorology.
"Blame Omicron": More people apply for jobless aid in first week of 2022
Claims jumped to 230,000, in line with pre-pandemic levels despite the Omicron surge.
How a scam call led to an unlikely friendship
A call from an unknown number led to a special friendship between two men 6,000 miles apart.
Florida bill would allow cameras in classes, microphones on teachers
Sponsor of bill in state's House of Representatives says he thinks it's a good idea, provided privacy can be maintained.
Auschwitz museum says lawmaker is "exploiting" Holocaust in COVID debate
Poland's Auschwitz Memorial, located on the site of the largest former German concentration and extermination camp, said Davidson's comparison is "a sad symptom of moral and intellectual decay."
Diesel spill kills 2,300 fish and 32 birds, sickens dozens of alligators
"We weren't expecting to find so many alligators in that one area," a Wildlife and Fisheries spokesperson told NOLA.com.
Waukesha parade suspect facing 71 new charges
He is being held on a $5 million bond.
Ronnie Spector, "Be My Baby" singer, has died at 78
Spector died Wednesday after a brief battle with cancer, her family said.
Inflation puts Democrats in political jeopardy
Prices have risen 7% over the last year, the fastest pace in nearly 40 years.
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Here's what the U.S. is voting on today for the 2026 midterm elections
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Trump says deal with Iran still possible as Americans vote
Co-pilot's friend describes hearing audio of her last moments
Supreme Court rejects Trump's request in California mail ballots dispute
U.S. launches strikes on Iranian targets in Strait of Hormuz
Josh Turek pitches "generational change" in tight Iowa Senate race
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