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From CNN, I'm Charlie Drever with the five things you need to know for Monday, May 5th.

The Department of Education is restarting collections of student loans in default today,

putting millions of borrowers at risk of having their benefits and wages garnished.

The move comes as the Trump administration works to dismantle the department

and aggressively roll back former President

Joe Biden's policies, including those around loan forgiveness.

For the details, here's CNN's Julia Benbrook.

The department said that more than 5 million borrowers are in default and that that number

could rise over the next few months.

In fact, the department says that there are four million additional borrowers in late-stage

delinquency, which occurs after 90 days without payment.

The Education Department has urged borrowers in default to contact the Student Aid Office's

default resolution group and take action by making a monthly payment, enrolling in an income-driven

repayment plan or signing up for loan rehabilitation.

President Donald Trump is extending his trade war to the cinema by ordering a 100% tariff

on foreign movies.

In a post on his social media platform Truth Social yesterday evening, the president said that

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