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Feds refuse to stop taxing the canceled student debt of severely disabled people

The Treasury Department refuses to stop forcing permanently disabled people to pay taxes on student loans that have been canceled, leaving a vulnerable population susceptible to thousands of dollars in charges.

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Yale set for biggest expansion in 40 years

Ivy League school to grow 15 percent over four years, starting next fall

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Why this small college in Iowa is going global

At Grinnell College, 23 percent of freshmen are international.

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Lawsuit accuses Education Department of reversing course on student loan forgiveness

The American Bar Association says the agency retroactively changed some eligibility requirements, potentially leaving participants on the hook.

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The disturbing trend of people losing Social Security benefits to student debt

To recoup student debt, the government is leaving people who rely on Social Security with benefits that fall below federal poverty guidelines, the GAO says.

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