Powerful senators fire off letter decrying 'abusive' tactics in Corizon bankruptcy

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Senators Dick Durbin and Elizabeth Warren sent a letter raising "serious questions" about the bankruptcy of prison health provider Corizon.

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Senators warn Biden that a defense pact with 'authoritarian' Saudi Arabia in exchange for normalizing ties with Israel hurts American interests

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US President Joe Biden boards Air Force One before departing from King Abdulaziz International Airport in the Saudi city of Jeddah on July 16, 2022.

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Why paying off your student loans won't get easier anytime soon

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Greg Ogden, a 65-year-old therapist with a $25,000 student-loan balance, never anticipated he would still be paying off today the loans he took out in 1993.

Prison healthcare giant Corizon reaches tentative bankruptcy deal that could shortchange prisoners; Sen. Elizabeth Warren pledges oversight

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Sen. Elizabeth Warren has called Corizon Health's bankruptcy maneuver "a red flag."

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The Fed isn't done fighting inflation — but it'll ensure its next big decision won't bring 'unnecessary harm' to consumers

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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell participates in a meeting of the Financial Stability Oversight Council at the U.S. Treasury on July 28, 2023 in Washington, DC.

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Hidden investors took over Corizon Health, a leading prison healthcare company. Then they deployed the Texas Two-Step.

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William Kelly, of Saginaw, Michigan, struggles with constant pain from kidney cancer that progressed from stage 1 to stage 4 while he was under the care of Corizon Health in a Michigan prison. He's one of at least 475 people with active suits against Corizon claiming negligent care. All are now stayed.

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