The $6 billion student loan settlement will not be stopped by the US Supreme Court.

April 13, 2023



(reuters) βΈ»

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to halt a legal settlement that would erase more than $6 billion in debt owed by former students of colleges who have said they were misled by schools about academics and job prospects. The justices turned away a request from three colleges challenging the settlement that linked the colleges to claims of "substantial misconduct," an allegation they dispute.

Washington Substantial- Usa

Comments

Related news


Trump must pay Stormy Daniels back, says the court

Read more

IMF and Ukraine reach credit agreement worth $15.6 billion.

Read more

The $6 billion student loan settlement will not be stopped by the US Supreme Court.

Read more

Poland is not yet ready to switch from the zloty to the euro.

Read more

Important $3 billion bailout for impoverished Sri Lanka approved by IMF

Read more

Cuba sends "doctors, not bombs" worldwide in Fidel Castro's honour.

Read more

- Politico France is not prepared to send jets to Ukraine

Read more

According to the NYT and Reuters, the International Criminal Court will begin investigating war crimes related to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Read more

Pentagon announces $1.2 billion Ukraine aid package

Read more

An Egyptian court condemns a man to six months in jail for deliberately murdering a cat.

Read more