The White House plans to once again extend the moratorium on federal student loan payments through the end of August, according to multiple people familiar with the matter.

The official announcement, expected today, comes as the current pause on payments expires in May, potentially affecting more than 40 million Americans. The new August extension, however, tees up another fight over the relief just months before midterm elections.

Efforts to promote a culturally sensitive classroom where diverse students can thrive typically focus on Black, Hispanic, and Native American students—groups that are underrepresented and are more likely to be economically disadvantaged.

But a new study suggests East Asian students are also struggling in classrooms where assertiveness is expected but not necessarily encouraged within their cultures. That’s especially true in business and law classes where rapid-fire discussions can feel, to some, like verbal sparring.

Each year, thousands of aspiring truck drivers sign up for training with some of the nation’s biggest freight haulers.

But the training programs often fail to deliver the compensation and working conditions they promise. And those who quit early can be pursued by debt collectors and blacklisted among other companies in the industry, making it difficult for them to find a new job.