Roughly 100,000 Nebraskans had their votes blocked or thrown into question in July by two GOP officials. That's > 5% of the state's potential electorate. The state supreme court this week said they can vote. A big story that now needs more attention: boltsmag.org/nebraska-vot...
Nebraska’s supreme court reversed state officials’ abrupt attempt to impose a lifetime ban on voting for people with felony convictions. But the registration deadline is just days away.
Good for Ande! Never would have happened in NYC. A cab driver would have cut him off.
What was the big news from Iowa?
Who remembers the pre-cell phone days? Before snacks were allowed? When people actually wore reasonable attire to the theatre (you heard me- THEATRE, not theater)? When actors understood voice projection and weren't wired for sound to microphones??
I'll even give you (fake) quotes.
Andrew owes me money. Yeah, sounds like a good idea. ;-)
And... You'll enjoy it again.
Right? I mean, where's the meatballs??
This work is by no means complete. But no one 4 years ago thought that we would be saying 1 million people have had debt cancelled because they worked in public service. In 2017, 96 borrowers had debt canceled through PSLF. It was only 7k by 2021. Gift link. www.nytimes.com/2024/10/17/u...
An effort to revive and maximize use of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program has resulted in student loan forgiveness for over one million people.