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Jon Bon Jovi Helps Woman Off Ledge of Nashville Bridge
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Navient and CFPB Reach $120 Million Student Loan Settlement
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Germany bans Islamic center over alleged militant ties
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How Americans are connecting with spirituality
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Laptops, money seized during raid on banned Islamic centre in Germany
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Navient banned from federal student loan servicing, fined $120M
The government’s top consumer watchdog is banning Navient from federal student loan servicing and ordering the company to pay $120 million for alleged lending failures. The settlement announced ...3 hours ago -
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Navient will pay $100 million to student-loan borrowers in landmark settlement. Here’s how you’ll get your cut.
The settlement resolves a lawsuit filed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in 2017, which claimed the company led borrowers astray.3 hours ago
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