What could rollback student loans…

President Biden’s new plan. Yesterday, he announced a student debt relief plan that could help more than 30 million borrowers. The White House said it would clear all student loans for over 4 million people, eliminate accrued interest for 23 million borrowers, and forgive $5,000 or more for 10 million others. Biden said his new proposal — a scaled back version of his 2020 campaign promise — would help the economy by giving people more buying power. Critics say student loan forgiveness is unfair to taxpayers who didn't take out the loans and reportedly warn it could cause universities to jack up tuition costs. The plan still needs to be finalized and is likely to face legal challenges that could take months to resolve.

What gave its take on gender theory…

The Vatican. Yesterday, the Catholic Church rejected gender-affirming surgery and the idea that one’s gender can be changed. The Vatican laid out its stance in the “Infinite Dignity” doctrine, which has been five years in the making and outlines what the Church sees as threats to humanity. It received Pope Francis’ approval. Advocates for LGBTQIA+ Catholics criticized the Vatican’s opinion as outdated and warned it could lead to anti-trans violence. The document comes months after the pope affirmed that transgender people can be baptized and serve as godparents and supported blessings for same-sex couples.

Who won’t be spending time behind bars…

Jonathan Majors. Yesterday, a New York judge sentenced the former Marvel actor to a mandatory 52-week in-person domestic violence program for assaulting and harassing his former girlfriend, Grace Jabbari. Majors could face jail time if he doesn’t comply. During the sentencing, Jabbari said “he’s not sorry. He has not accepted responsibility, and he will do this again.”

Who stayed booked and busy…

Morgan Wallen.

While a new study is linking pregnancy and aging...

Suki Waterhouse is rocking the fourth trimester.

What’s got basketball fans cheering...

The NCAA women’s championship and UConn's second consecutive title.