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The recent executive order signed by President Donald Trump to restrict eligibility for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program raises pressing ethical questions that directly affect the lives of countless individuals committed to serving public interests. Although the initial premise of PSLF was to promote altruism and selflessness in service-oriented fields, this new order
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The perception of higher education’s premier institutions is experiencing a significant transformation, with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) overtaking Harvard University as the most desired college for prospective students. This shift encapsulates not only a change in opinion regarding individual institutions but also reflects broader societal concerns, including financial burdens and the relevance of
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The Social Security Administration (SSA) recently announced it would be cutting 7,000 jobs—an action driven by the Trump administration’s broader agenda to shrink federal expenditure. While the agency clarified that the initial rumors predicting a colossal 50% workforce reduction were incorrect, the impacts of the impending 12% reduction could be profound, not only for SSA
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