President Biden’s student debt relief plan was dealt a win by a Georgia judge this week by removing one Republican challenger ...

President Joe Biden's latest bid to provide student debt relief got a victory in U.S. district court on Thursday with a ...

But whatever final decision the Georgia court makes will almost certainly be appealed, as well — ensuring that student loan forgiveness under Biden’s new program will similarly be stuck in ...

Randal Hall said Wednesday that Georgia does not have standing to sue because it could not show it would be adequately harmed by Biden’s $73 billion student loan forgiveness plan, despite ...

On Thursday, a federal court in Georgia temporarily blocked President ... Biden’s $150 billion “Plan B” student loan ...

On October 2, a Georgia district judge wrote a decision ... Despite a ruling against Biden’s student loan forgiveness program in 2023, the administration continues its effort to provide relief ...

On September 5, however, a federal judge in Georgia granted ... already qualify for forgiveness but haven’t yet applied The plan would automatically cancel the student-loan debt of 2 million ...

Randal Hall in Georgia, stems from a lawsuit filed earlier in the week by seven Republican-led states to stop the Biden administration’s new student loan forgiveness rule. The states ...

Experian compiled data on student loan debt in Georgia, as well as the nation ... has amounted to an average of $71,000 of loan forgiveness for those borrowers. But there are also other ways ...

Learn more But the seven suing states (Missouri, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, North Dakota and Ohio) contend that even this scaled-back version of Biden’s student loan forgiveness plans ...

On September 3, seven GOP state attorneys general filed a lawsuit in Georgia's southern district to block Biden's second try at broader student-loan forgiveness under the Higher Education Act of 1965.

On September 3, seven GOP state attorneys general filed a lawsuit in Georgia's southern district to block Biden's second try at broader student-loan forgiveness under the Higher Education Act of 1965.