2022-01-10-11-41-14

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The Biden administration has announced it will cancel early $37 million in student loans for former students of the University of Phoenix.

Nearly $37 Million in Student Loans Cancelled for University of Phoenix Alumni - TPUSA LIVE

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A federal appeals court has upheld Washington, DC’s ban on “high-capacity” magazines, enforcing the city’s 10-round limit for firearms.

Federal Appeals Court Upholds DC's Ban on Magazines over 10 Rounds - TPUSA LIVE

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New York City has officially legalized jaywalking, with proponents arguing the law had disproportionately affected black and Hispanic residents. Despite jaywalking being outlawed in the city since 1958, the city council recently passed a bill permitting the practice. Mayor Eric Adams chose not to veto the legislation, allowing it to take effect in about 120 [&hellip;]

New York City Legalizes Jaywalking, Says the Law is Historically Racist - TPUSA LIVE

Toyota Motor Corporation announced it will halt sponsorship of LGBTQ events and shift its focus away from diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts.

Toyota Moves Away from DEI Programs, Sponsorship of LGBT Events Amid Public Pressure - TPUSA LIVE

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Tom Homan, former acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), claims CBS News’ 60 Minutes selectively edited a recent interview, omitting key details he spoke about in order to push a specific narrative.