has approved more than $42 billion in federal student loan debt forgiveness for more than 615,000 borrowers over the past 18 months. It´s part of a program aimed at getting more people to work in public service jobs. The Public Service Loan Forgiveness program is open to teachers, librarians, nurses, public interest lawyers, military members and other public workers.

It cancels a borrower´s remaining student debt after 10 years of public interest work, or 120 monthly payments. Stringent rules meant that many applicants were rejected, but a recent waiver made it easier for people to apply and get their debt forgiven.

VALHALLA, New York (AP) - President Joe Biden is blasting Republican demands for federal spending cuts as "devastating." He made his case in a campaign-style speech to voters in Valhalla, New York, on Wednesday.

(AP) - Imagine being able to make a bet with this level of specificity: the Yankees´ Aaron Judge will hit a home run on the fourth pitch he sees in a given at bat, which will be a curveball spinning at a certain speed. While it´s incredibly unlikely to win, it´s the kind of thing that could be offered soon to sports bettors around the United States.

A shouting, topless activist interrupted the speech Wednesday by CEO Oliver Blume, while a cake-like object was thrown during a speech by board chairman Hans-Dieter Poetsch, apparently in the direction of board member Wolfgang Porsche. Volkswagen has said that it has found no evidence of human rights violations at its plant in China´s western Xinjiang region. The meeting in Berlin resumed after a brief intermission.

The bad news is with the recession hitting college student and young adults the most, summer jobs are becoming scares.

People are going on fewer vacations, not eating out as much and only sending their kids to one camp. But there is hope for college students and summer opportunitie

Ukrainian forces were pictured taking up defensive positions across key streets in Kyiv as they prepared to to battle Russian troops for control of the capital of three million people even as air raid sirens wailed over the city. 

While there are already work requirements for most able-bodied adults between 18 and 49, the bill raises the age limit to 54, but has an expiration date and would lower the age right back down to 49 in 2030.

The deal cuts some $21.4 billion from the IRS, which gained an additional $80 billion in funding from Democrats last Congress, but only immediately claws back $1.4 billion. White House officials said Biden agreed to shift $10 billion from the IRS to other funding priorities in fiscal year 2024 and another $10 billion in fiscal year 2025. 

He specifically called out Bud Light's use of transgender social media star Dylan Mulvaney to promote their brew earlier this year - leading to widespread boycotts and backlash from Republicans and their usual blue collar customers

A Ukrainian soldier sits injured after crossing fire inside the capital on Friday morning as troops prepare to battle Russian men advancing from Chernobyl, less than 60 miles north of the city, from control of Kyiv

The bill also expands work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) - even though the changes are a pared-down version of what conservatives really want.

Once Kyiv is surrounded, US intelligence believes the plan will be for Russian special forces to move in and seize an airport - likely Sikorsky or Boryspil - which would then be used to fly in a much larger force of up to 10,000 paratroopers who would assault the capital.

Corpses of two Russian servicemen who had dressed in military fatigues in an apparent bid to sneak into the Ukrainian capital were pictured strewn next to an unmarked armoured vehicle after they were killed in a skirmish with Kyiv's forces early this morning. 

The House bill passed Wednesday limits National Security spending in fiscal year 2024 to $886 billion - in line with President Biden's budget request - and caps it at $895 billion in 2025, a one percent increase.

The recommendation is not binding and the FDA is expected to make its decision on the drug later this summer. Currently all contraceptive pills in the U.S. require a prescription. Dozens of medical and advocacy groups support making the pill available without a prescription to increase birth control options for women.

Kyle was a straight A honor's student and that this summer he was supposed to participate in a National Youth Leadership forum for Law and CSI at Columbia University in Washington, DC.  A teacher had entered him into the program.

Kenneth Limper told DailyMail.com that his son, Kyle Limper, an honors student and all-around athlete who was captain of his high school football team, a wrestler, and track star, never missed a day of school and was never sick. 

Jobs for college students are out there even with on country's recession. Look around your community, talk with the jobs center at your university and walk around the community you're living in and see what problem you can solv

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