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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Lawsuit alleges Education Department is not erasing some borrowers’ loans after college closures

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A new lawsuit alleges the Education Department is not fully following federal rules that require student-loan cancellation for borrowers whose colleges close suddenly, according to NPR. The article does not report a court ruling.

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The case could affect borrowers whose colleges closed and the federal process for handling their loans; the scale of those affected is not stated.