From WSJopinion: When will the war in Ukraine end? In this week’s Future View column, students discuss NATO, Crimea and America’s role in the invasion
House Republicans passed the National Defense Authorization Act on July 14, after a debate that highlighted military priorities versus cultural issues. Images: Getty Images Composite: Mark Kelly, students discuss the war in Ukraine. Next we’ll ask: “After the Supreme Court struck down Biden’s $430 billion student-loan cancellation, the Biden administration is still trying to cancel debt. The Education Department canceled $39 billion in student-loan debt in July for 800,000 borrowers.
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