Day: November 1, 2022

Rules improve borrower defense, ensure borrowers get their day in court, and limit student loan interest capitalization  Today (10/31/22), the U.S. Department of Education (Department) released final regulations that streamline and improve the rules for major targeted debt relief programs. The regulations expand eligibility, remove barriers to relief, and encourage automatic discharges for borrowers who…

By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent Otis Rolley possessed a desire to drive positive change in local communities, a craving that led him to Wells Fargo, where he would lead social impact at the banking giant. He said he approached the interview process with Wells’ CEO Charlie Scharf as a two-way conversation….

By Lou Coleman-Yeboah Choose a Door. Door number 1 or Door number 2?  Door #1. Follow the Lord and He will be your provider, your shield, your reward, and your victory. He will give you everything you need to serve Him. He will not only allow you to serve Him, but because of your faith…

Jessica Quinn Whether you are an experienced voter who has already checked your voter registration and polling location or have recently turned 18 and don’t know where to start. Whether you already voted early in this election or are thinking, I’ll just sit this one out, because you don’t feel excited about the candidates. Whether…

By, Carol McGruder Next week, you have a chance to save lives by voting YES on Proposition 31. By voting YES, you are voting YES for life, YES for health and you are voting to protect our youth from Big Tobacco! But most importantly you will be voting YES to help end the cycle of…

Gail Fry Contributor What is happening to foster children while under the care of San Bernardino County Children & Family Services that led to lawsuits being filed?    In their lawsuit filed in federal court, William and Michelle Mueller, foster and adoptive parents, along with adoptive grandfather Michael Dobie, name the County of San Bernardino…