Student loan forgiveness quietly resumes during US shutdown: Here’s why relief is still going out

Despite the US government shutdown, the US Department of Education has quietly resumed student loan forgiveness for borrowers under the Income-Based Repayment (IBR) Plan. Notices informing borrowers of debt discharge are being sent, with an opt-out deadline of October 21. This follows a temporary pause earlier this year due to court orders and new legislation…

Read More

“They were so jealous:” Steffi Graf’s father Peter once exposed German media after her 1991 Wimbledon win

Steffi Graf’s father, Peter Graf, voiced his frustration with the German media following her 1991 Wimbledon triumph. He accused them of being “jealous and vindictive,” delving into personal lives rather than focusing on sports. Peter felt German champions were treated as “personal property,” unlike in the US, leading the family to cease German interviews.

Read More