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The Silver Lining in the Student Loan Forgiveness Plan

June 8, 2023
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Commentary Earlier this year, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two cases that will determine whether President Joe Biden’s plan to forgive student loan debt will go forward. Despite arguments from the left, it’s clear that the president lacks the authority to unilaterally cancel almost one-half trillion dollars in debt. Under our constitutional system,…

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Exclusive Interview: W. Va. AG Hopes Supreme Court Will Curb EPA Authority to Crack Down on CO2 Emissions, Prevent It From Becoming a ‘Central Energy Planning Authority’

February 24, 2022
Business & EconomyeconomyenergyEnvironmental Protection AgencyExecutive BranchFeatured TopicsFederal-State RelationsJudiciaryMajor Questions DoctrinePatrick MorriseyPoliticsSupreme CourtUncategorizedUSWest Virginia
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West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey told The Epoch Times in an interview that he hopes the Supreme Court will use an upcoming case to rein in the far-reaching powers of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to shut down carbon dioxide-generating industries without regard to the economic well-being of those affected. The problem is…

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W. Va. AG Hopes Supreme Court Will Curb EPA Authority to Crack Down on CO2, Prevent It From Becoming a ‘Central Energy Planning Authority’

February 24, 2022
Business & EconomyeconomyenergyEnvironmental Protection AgencyExecutive BranchFeatured TopicsFederal-State RelationsJudiciaryMajor Questions DoctrinePatrick MorriseyPoliticsSupreme CourtUncategorizedUSWest Virginia
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West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey told The Epoch Times in an interview that he hopes the Supreme Court will use an upcoming case to rein in the far-reaching powers of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to shut down carbon dioxide-generating industries without regard to the economic well-being of those affected. The problem is…

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W. Va. AG Hopes Supreme Court Will Curb EPA Authority, Prevent It From Becoming a ‘Central Energy Planning Authority’

February 24, 2022
Business & EconomyeconomyenergyEnvironmental Protection AgencyExecutive BranchFeatured TopicsFederal-State RelationsJudiciaryMajor Questions DoctrinePatrick MorriseyPoliticsSupreme CourtUncategorizedUSWest Virginia
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West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey told The Epoch Times in an interview that he hopes the Supreme Court will use an upcoming case to rein in the far-reaching powers of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to shut down carbon dioxide-generating industries without regard to the economic well-being of those affected. The problem is…

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