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Jul 1, 2026
Judges strike down Trump’s restrictions on loan forgiveness for public servants
Two federal judges struck down the Trump administration’s restrictions on a popular student-loan-forgiveness program for public servants, a day before the new rule was set to take effect.
Apr 21, 2026
How a new Kansas law will help rural lawyers with student loan debt
A new Kansas law could help Washburn University law students pay off their student loan debt or pay for expenses while in school.
Feb 26, 2025
Federal court upholds and broadens injunction in student loan forgiveness case
The 8th Circuit issued an opinion arguing that states suing the President and Secretary of Education over student loan forgiveness are likely to succeed in their arguments.
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