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Student Loan Borrowers Don’t Deserve ‘Forgiveness.’ They Deserve an Apology.

Whatever the cost of any student loan cancellation program, it’ll just be money we should have spent on higher education in the first place.  » mehr lesen

Think Twice Before Taking Out a Private Student Loan

Interest rates are rising for both federal and private borrowers. But private loans have fewer protections and are often more expensive, student advocates say.  » mehr lesen

‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ to Close on Broadway, After Reopening

The musical, which shuttered temporarily in January as the Omicron variant spread, has struggled with the slow return of tourists to the theater.  » mehr lesen

Russian Shipping Traffic Remains Strong as Sanctions Take Time to Bite

The traffic was robust in March and April, reflecting the time it takes for sanctions to come into effect and an enduring profit motive for trading Russian energy.  » mehr lesen

Dinosaur Skeleton Sells for $12.4 Million at Christie’s

The remains of a Deinonychus antirrhopus, the beast that inspired the velociraptor in “Jurassic Park,” are believed to be the first of their kind sold at a public auction.  » mehr lesen

Cryptocurrencies Melt Down in a ‘Perfect Storm’ of Fear and Panic

A steep sell-off that gained momentum this week starkly illustrated the risks of the experimental and unregulated digital currencies.  » mehr lesen

White House, Under Pressure, Says It Will Address Baby Formula Shortage

Senior officials announced minor steps the administration would take to try to increase the supply of formula, even as they conceded that Americans might not see quick relief.  » mehr lesen

Pentagon Praises a New York Times Series That Exposed Civilian Deaths in Air War

“We knew that we had made mistakes; we’re trying to learn from those mistakes,” John Kirby, the Pentagon spokesman, told reporters.  » mehr lesen

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