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Federal student loan payments will resume in May. This is to relieve those struggling with the effects of the pandemic.
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‘Diplomatic boycott’ of the Olympics: What it means, why the US is doing it
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Invasive species: How they spread, why they’re a danger and how to prevent them
Spotted lantern flies, Burmese pythons and Zebra mussels are just some of the invasive species wreaking havoc on ecosystems in the U.S.
Why the U.S. is facing one of the worst labor shortages in history
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Taliban: Who they are, how they rose to power and why the U.S. fought them for 20 years
Taliban means “students” in Pashto, and at one point, leaders of the group were American allies. Here’s how the Taliban conquered Afghanistan.
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