Costs of Higher Spending Would Fall on Middle Class. ‘Free’ College Idea Would Be a Disaster for International Students.

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October 22, 2019

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The Supreme Court Is Poised to Strike Down a Major Obama‐​Era Agency ([link removed] )

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau concentrates power in the hands of a single, unelected, unaccountable official.

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By Ilya Shapiro

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Elizabeth Warren’s and Bernie Sanders’ ‘Free’ College Idea Would Be a Disaster for International Students ([link removed] )

Both Democratic candidates' plans pose a risk to our international trade in education and offer a major reason why the U.S. shouldn't rush into enacting a free college system.

- Elizabeth Warren’s and Bernie Sanders’ ‘Free’ College Idea Would Be a Disaster for International Students ([link removed] )

By Neal McCluskey and Catherine Straus

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