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    LZ Granderson: College costing nearly $100,000 a year? Forgiving loans is the least we can do

    President Joe Biden is at it again with student loan forgiveness. Last summer, the Supreme Court ruled that he couldn’t use the HEROES Act — passed after 9/11, just as the Iraq War was escalating — to forgive federal student loan debt for roughly 20 million borrowers. Since then, his administration has been exploring other mechanisms to provide piecemeal relief. In February, he introduced the ...
    by LZ Granderson, Los Angeles Times Apr 10, 2024 3 minutes
    Cyclists ride by Hoover Tower on the Stanford University campus on March 12, 2019, in Stanford, Calif.

    President Joe Biden is at it again with student loan forgiveness.

    Last summer, the Supreme Court ruled that he couldn’t use the HEROES Act — passed after 9/11, just as the Iraq War was escalating — to forgive federal student loan debt for roughly 20 million borrowers. Since then, his administration has been exploring other mechanisms to provide piecemeal relief. In February, he introduced the SAVE Plan, which helped nearly 153,000. This week, he outlined plans that could

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