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Six attorneys general file lawsuit on Biden's student loan forgiveness plan

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By Ryan Wrecker Verified
| KFTK-FM (St. Louis, MO) Verified
Heritage Foundation scholar Jonathan Butcher joins Ryan Wrecker, who was in for Mark Reardon, on The Mark Reardon show to discuss the lawsuit filed by six attorneys general on student loan debt forgiveness. "There have been several challenges, especially some recently from state attorneys general.
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High temperatures in St. Louis unrelated to climate change

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By Ryan Wrecker Verified, Wiggins America
| Audacy.com Verified
High temperatures and the record setting rainfall in St. Louis are unrelated to climate change, according to the Executive Director of the Climate Science Coalition of America. St. Louis recorded 7.02” of rainfall Tuesday, surpassing the old record of 6.85” set in 1915. Steve Goreham joins Ryan Wrecker, filling in for Mark Reardon on The Mark Reardon Show, to speak about the climate change controversy.
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'Nothing was really accomplished' at White House meeting with oil execs says analyst

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By Ryan Wrecker Verified
| KFTK-FM (St. Louis, MO) Verified
Amid months of higher oil and gas prices, a much ballyhooed meeting between Biden administration officials and oil-industry executives at the White House, "went fine" says an industry analyst on the Marc Cox Morning Show. Forbes Senior Contributor David Blackmon says, "nothing was really accomplished, but they did agree to have an ongoing dialogue. I guess that's probably really the best outcome we could have hoped for.
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