In the day's other headlines more people have been reported sick from the E. coli outbreak

tied to fast food giant McDonald's quarter pounders.

The CDC says there are at least 75 reported illnesses in 13 states as far west as Washington state

and as far east as Michigan.

The number of hospitalizations has risen to 22 and one person has died.

No source of the outbreak has been confirmed, but Taylor Farms, a

California-based supplier of yellow onions to McDonald's and other fast food chains, has voluntarily

recalled its produce from a facility in Colorado.

The Biden administration is proposing a new path for student loan forgiveness, this time

for Americans facing imminent financial hardship.

If finalized, the Education Department could proactively cancel loans for borrowers with

an 80% risk of imminent default within two years.

It's estimated some 8 million people would qualify,

including those facing unexpected medical bills,

high child care costs, or damage from natural disasters.

This is President Biden's third attempt at student loan

forgiveness and the proposal is expected to face legal challenges just as the

first two attempts have. Hezbollah militants and the Israeli army traded fire across the Lebanese border today.

Two people in northern Israel were killed by shrapnel from a Hezbollah rocket attack.

While in southeast Lebanon and Israeli

airstrike killed three journalists overnight. Many other media are

staying in the same area which has been largely spared from

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