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Biden’s Embattled Student Debt Forgiveness Program Draws Mounting Criticism

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By Randy Wyrick
| The Epoch Times
President Joe Biden’s student debt forgiveness program is set to billions of dollars in loans, but whether it’s fair to saddle others with these debts, and whether the Supreme Court will let them, is far from settled. The Biden administration on Nov. 18 asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate the program after a lower court blocked it. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit on Nov. 14 sided with six Republican-led states and temporarily halted Biden’s plan.
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Spotlighting America’s Fentanyl Crisis on Red Ribbon Week

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By Randy Wyrick
| The Epoch Times
News Analysis Thirty-seven Octobers ago, Mexican drug cartels kidnapped, tortured, and murdered Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Special Agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena. People began wearing red ribbons to honor Camarena’s sacrifice, and Red Ribbon Week was born, observed annually in late October.
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Pork Producers Say Californian Regulation Challenged in Supreme Court Would Impose Huge Costs

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By Randy Wyrick
| The Epoch Times
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.—Joe Tinsman’s family got into the pork business about 10 years ago, more as an avocation than an industry. “It started with the kids showing pigs in 4-H. We figured we could raise them for less than we could buy them,” Tinsman told The Epoch Times. The Tinsmans, appropriately enough, live in Farmland, Indiana. They’re first-generation pork producers and are small by design, between 40 and 50 head at a time.
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