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Wage Garnishment Returns for Student Loan Defaulters

December 24, 2025

Starting in early 2026, the U. S. Education Department plans to resume taking money directly from the paychecks of people who haven't paid their student loans in over 9 months. This practice, called wage garnishment, was put on hold during the pandemic. The department says they will begin by sending

education

Paychecks at Risk: Student Loan Defaults Loom Large

December 24, 2025

The U. S. Department of Education has confirmed that wage garnishments are on the horizon for millions of student loan borrowers who are seriously behind on their payments. This development is part of a broader overhaul of the student loan system, which affects over 40 million Americans and amounts

sports

Football Star in Hot Water: Legal Storm Brewing

December 23, 2025

DK Metcalf, a star player for the Pittsburgh Steelers, is in a tough spot. After a heated moment with a fan, things got physical. Now, the fan is fighting back. He says the stories about him using bad language are not true. His lawyers are ready to take legal action. The fan, Ryan Kennedy, says he

politics

China's Bold Move: A Legal Showdown Over COVID-19 Origins

December 19, 2025

China has taken a surprising step by filing a defamation lawsuit against U. S. officials, including Senator Eric Schmitt and former Attorney General Andrew Bailey. This move comes after a Missouri court awarded a massive $24 billion judgment against China for its role in the COVID-19 pandemic. The C

business

The Hidden Risks: When Car Loans Go Bad

December 17, 2025

In the world of finance, not everything is as it seems. Tricolor Holdings, a company that specialized in lending money to people with poor credit for used cars, is now facing serious accusations. The company's executives, Daniel Chu and David Goodgame, are alleged to have misled banks and investors

law

When Words Clash: A Roofing Dispute and the Fine Line Between Fact and Opinion

December 17, 2025

In Kentucky, a recent court case put the spotlight on the tricky line between facts and opinions. It all started with a homeowner, Rusnak, who was unhappy with the work done by Andes Roofing. The homeowner held back payment and shared negative reviews online. Andes Roofing didn't take it lightly. Th

politics

Trump Takes BBC to Court for $10 Billion Over Alleged Defamation

December 16, 2025

Donald Trump has taken legal action against the BBC, demanding a massive $10 billion in damages. He claims the British broadcaster defamed him and used unfair tactics. The lawsuit, filed in Florida, accuses the BBC of distorting his words in a documentary about the January 6, 2021, events. The BBC

politics

Trump Takes BBC to Court Over Edited Speech Clips

December 16, 2025

Donald Trump, the former U. S. President, has taken legal action against the BBC. He claims the broadcaster defamed him by editing his speech from January 6, 2021. The edited clips made it seem like he urged supporters to storm the U. S. Capitol. Trump is asking for $5 billion in damages for each o

politics

The BBC, Trump, and the Fight Over a Controversial Edit

December 16, 2025

In a legal battle that has crossed the Atlantic, former U. S. President Donald Trump is taking on the BBC. He claims the British broadcaster defamed him by editing a speech he gave on January 6, 2021. The edited clips made it seem like he was telling his supporters to storm the U. S. Capitol. Trump

religion

Vatican Gives Back: Indigenous Treasures Find Their Way Home

November 16, 2025

The Vatican has made a big move. They sent back 62 items that belong to Indigenous communities in Canada. This wasn't just a simple return. It was a step towards healing and respect. The items were given to the Canadian Catholic bishops. These bishops will now pass them on to the National Indigenous