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How The Ed Department Fumbled The FAFSA Revamp

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What A Day

News, Daily News

4.612.6K Ratings

🗓️ 21 February 2024

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

The U.S. vetoed a U.N. resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, and stood alone on the 15-member U.N. Security Council in its vote. To understand the veto and the current state of hostage negotiations between Israel and Hamas, we spoke with The Intercept’s Prem Thakker.

A newly-overhauled website for FAFSA, or the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, is not working as intended and it’s creating chaos for students applying for college. Left in the dark about the size of their aid packages, some students don’t know which schools they can afford. We discuss what the Department of Education says they’re doing about it.

And in headlines: two men were charged in last week's shooting at a Kansas City Super Bowl victory parade, librarians could be under attack in West Virginia, and Bridgit Mendler rides the Disney-Channel-star-to-CEO pipeline.

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0:00.0

It's Wednesday, February 21st.

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I'm Priy on Carabindi.

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And I'm Travel Anderson, and this is what a day,

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the perfect pod for your drive to the first day of the Conservative Conference

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CPAC.

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Or better yet your drive away from CPAC,

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if you're trying to escape, let us be your soundtrack.

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We know you need a soundtrack because it's a lot of foolishness coming out of there, okay?

0:25.0

Stay far away, listen to our show on a loop.

0:27.8

We got you.

0:28.8

On today's show, the Fumbled overhaul of FAFSA applications for student aid

0:35.4

has pushed back admissions for some colleges and students. Plus, Kansas City authorities

0:40.8

charged two men for the mass shooting at last week's

0:43.8

Super Bowl parade. But first yesterday the United States vetoed a resolution from

0:48.7

the United Nations for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Here is the US's ambassador to the UN, Linda Thomas

0:54.6

Greenfield, explaining that the US said no because she believed it would

0:58.2

disrupt the negotiations to free the hostages who were taken from Israel.

1:01.8

Any action this council takes right now should help not hinder these sensitive and ongoing

1:10.0

negotiations.

1:11.7

And we believe that the resolution on the table right now would in fact

1:16.4

negatively impact those negotiations. The resolution which was proposed by

1:22.3

Algeria included a warning about

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