Some student loans no longer qualify for forgiveness. Here's what affected borrowers need to knowThe scope of student loan borrowers eligible for forgiveness has narrowed. The Biden administration says about 770,000 previously-eligible borrowers will be affected.Play06:24Sep 30, 2022
Civilian convoy attacked by Russian forces near ZaporizhzhiaThe attack came on the same day that Russian leader Vladimir Putin held a public signing of annexation orders for Eastern parts of UkrainePlay03:49Sep 30, 2022
Southwest Florida begins to recover after Hurricane Ian causes widespread damageThe hurricane began wreaking havoc when it made landfall on Wednesday.Play04:44Sep 30, 2022
What it's like to be a 'hurricane hunter' flying into Hurricane IanMick Zimmerman has flown into Hurricane Ian four times this week as part of the Air Force's 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, known as the "hurricane hunters."Play05:48Sep 30, 2022
Alt.Latino grabs the aux with 'The Music of Our Worlds'"The Music of Our Worlds" is a playlist that spans the Spanish-speaking world.Play09:43Sep 30, 2022
Long before 'The Little Mermaid' remake, Black mermaids were swimming through African folkloreStories about mermaids aren't exclusive to Western fairytales. Long before Hans Christian Andersen's "The Little Mermaid" was published in 1837, there were Black mermaids in West African folklore.Play05:48Sep 30, 2022
The complicated history of right-to-work lawsRight-to-work laws allow non-union workers to get all the benefits of a union at their workplace without having to pay dues by banning mandatory union membership. And these laws are...Play09:44Sep 30, 2022
Florida nursing home residents face challenges as evacuations continueSo far, more than 3,400 residents have been removed from at least 43 facilities, according to the Florida Health Care Association.Play05:35Sep 30, 2022
Sarasota County begins recovery efforts after Hurricane IanMore than 2 million people are without power after Hurricane Ian made landfall along Florida's southwest coast Wednesday.Play06:21Sep 29, 2022
More than 13 million American families struggled to get sufficient food in 2021. Why?The Biden administration recently revealed plans to end hunger in the U.S. by 2030.Play05:19Sep 29, 2022
Does Hunter Biden's laptop really matter?New York Magazine Washington correspondent Olivia Nuzzi shares what she learned after viewing the laptop's contents. Play10:51Sep 29, 2022
Yevgeniya Albats, Putin critic, leaves Russia after independent media crackdownRussia declared her a foreign agent, like her grandfather who was killed in the Stalin era.Play03:32Sep 29, 2022
Tropical Storm Ian makes its way towards the CarolinasTropical Storm Ian is expected to strengthen back into a hurricane Thursday and make landfall Friday on the South Carolina coast.Play04:05Sep 29, 2022
Captured, Ep. 3 teaser: Rita Lavelle heads the SuperfundFormer Superfund head under President Ronald Reagan, Rita Lavelle, talks about the resistance she faced when she came to Washington.Play11:05Sep 29, 2022
Hurricane Ian is barreling toward South CarolinaThe storm may strengthen again in the Atlantic before it hits the U.S. mainland again, expected to run through the middle of South Carolina.Play03:43Sep 29, 2022
How southwest Florida is faring after Ian caused flooding and damageHurricane Ian's wind, rain and storm surge caused flooding and damage.Play05:13Sep 29, 2022
Hurricane Ian update: Havoc and devastation across FloridaMass power outages and property damage are widespread and the death toll — though still unconfirmed — is expected to be in the hundreds.Play05:37Sep 29, 2022
Young students are feeling the pandemic's impact on reading and math skillsSome schools have hired older students as tutors.Play05:41Sep 29, 2022
'Gangsta's Paradise' rapper, hip-hop icon Coolio dies at 59The somber 1995 song that launched the rapper to hip-hop stardom, quickly became a sort of anthem for millions of fans.Play01:27Sep 29, 2022
Catholic hospital systems in Washington limit patients' reproductive care optionsProviders at these hospitals terminate pregnancies only when the life of the pregnant person is at risk. But determining when to do so is not always clear.Play04:35Sep 29, 2022
