Today, we're talking about the Supreme Court's rulings on student loans and Colorado wedding

websites, Twitter's latest policy change, and other top news for Monday, July 3rd.

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Refrain from anger and forsake wrath.

Front not yourself, it tends only to evil.

Psalm 37 verse 8.

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The Supremes have spoken on student loans and Colorado wedding websites.

Justice has voted six to three along ideological lines to strike down President Biden's plan

to forgive $430 billion in student debt, up to $20,000 per qualifying borrower.

Biden had argued that the pandemic gave his administration power to cancel loans under

the Hero's Act of 2003.

The High Court disagreed.

The President has promised to try again this time under the Higher Education Act of 1965.

That new plan could take until the end of the year to enact and may also end up before

the Supremes.

In the meantime, after a three-year pause, federal student loans start accruing interest

again in September and payments will resume in October.

Biden announced a one-year on-ramp period where missed payments won't be reported to

credit bureaus or placed in default.

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