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Someone once said that they will confess if you torture the data enough. Even still, it is difficult to manipulate the data to the point where you can justify the White House’s student loan handout. Simply put, the numbers do not add up.

The president’s debt cancellation plan will help millions of borrowers who have fallen through the cracks of a broken higher education system.

How many Black tennis players does the country need before commentators focus on Frances Tiafoe’s merit before analyzing his race?

Last year was a historical period for millions of Americans. According to the Society for Human Resource Management, an average of 3.9 million people quit their job every month, adding up to a whopping 47.8 million workers.

In his farewell address, President Harry Truman said “the greatest part of the president’s job is to make decisions — big ones and small ones, dozens of them almost every day. No one else can do the deciding for him. That’s his job.”

Although the United States has long been the world’s most dominant economic and military power, it’s no secret that China’s grand plan is to fully exceed America by 2049. And Beijing is doing so under our very noses.

The main difference between my car and me - aside from the alarming fact that my fluids need to be changed twice a night - is that I don’t come with an extended warranty.

There are a few things you should be asking yourself right about now.

OTTAWA — When Ottawa residents learned that their iconic restaurant, the Red Pig Inn, was going to close in April, they expressed their sadness on Facebook.

When a recent news story asked a former Ohio gubernatorial campaign manager about candidate debates this cycle, he said, “Campaigns respond to the electorate. They’re built to win. And if (doing debates) was a big deal, they would just do them.”