Thomas Stevenson
News Editor at The Post Millennial
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2 days ago |
thepostmillennial.com | Thomas Stevenson
In a series of posts on Monday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent launched a nationwide push for financial literacy, speaking over social media to Americans on how he has benefited from his learning about financial matters and how Americans can take appropriate financial steps toward a solid, stable financial future.
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2 days ago |
thepostmillennial.com | Thomas Stevenson
Students at Notre Dame have been pushing to implement a pornography filter on its campus Wi-Fi, and have said the university needs to "take immediate action to promote a pornography-free campus" at the Catholic school. Last month, Catholic students at the university introduced a petition that has been signed by over 600 students and was written by Students for Child-Oriented Policy (SCOP) co-presidents Theo Austin and Kate Apelian.
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2 days ago |
thepostmillennial.com | Thomas Stevenson
Young men across America have been increasingly abandoning college as there are more costs associated with college, such as higher tuition prices, a desire for earning an income out of high school, and other opportunities presenting themselves. According to Bloomberg, women have been outnumbering men at college for the last 40 years and the gap between men and women in college is getting increasingly wider.
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2 days ago |
thepostmillennial.com | Thomas Stevenson
President Donald Trump called for the Supreme Court to lift a pause that has been placed on deportations that the Trump administration is trying to conduct using the Alien Enemies Act. He backed Justice Samuel Alito's dissent on the ruling that took place over the weekend. Trump wrote online, "I’m doing what I was elected to do, remove criminals from our Country, but the Courts don’t seem to want me to do that.
Trump admin reverses course on Biden’s student debt relief-only 38% of borrowers current on payments
2 days ago |
thepostmillennial.com | Thomas Stevenson
The Trump administration is going to resume collecting student loan payments next month, with the Department of Education (DOE) announcing that the collection will include payments from borrowers who have defaulted on their loans. This comes as only 38 percent of all borrowers are current on their payments after former President Joe Biden introduced various measures to have taxpayers foot the bill on the loans.
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