Securities based on the student loans Navient owns are eligible for purchase through a Fed rescue program. Already $218 million has been scooped up.
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Professors Speak Out About College Reopenings Amid Coronavirus
As campuses reopen and then close, faculty express concern about lack of safety protections and blame-shifting to students.
Landlords Could Be Small Businesses’ Silent Killer During the Pandemic
The plight of one small coffee shop in downtown Washington could reflect a larger decline in small businesses. Here’s how we could save them.
Unsanitized: COVID Disaster Hurting Response to Other Disasters
Plus, will there be a relief bill? This is The COVID-19 Daily Report for August 24, 2020.
The RNC Will Be a Strange Mix of Denial and Terror
Each installment of Trump’s convention will resemble nothing so much as an evening of Fox News.
Uninformed Consent
Major universities keep putting students at needless risk, and then reversing course. Higher ed is in a tough spot, but that’s no excuse for dumb decisions and bad ethics.
Will Pelosi Get Rolled on the Relief Bill?
Today on TAP: Democrats must hold out for pandemic aid
Biden Back Better?
The nominee’s speech tonight is his best opportunity to actually explain what he wants to do in office.
Unsanitized: Political Tide Begins to Turn in Postal Service Crisis
Plus, the history of an agency attacked from the outside, and now the inside. This is The COVID-19 Daily Report for August 17, 2020.
Unsanitized: Doing the Math on the Postal Service Hustle
Plus, don’t pass the RESTAURANTS Act. This is The COVID-19 Daily Report for August 14, 2020.

