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Check out this article from USA TODAY:

Supreme Court agrees to hear arguments on Biden's student loan plan, closing in on a resolution

Supreme Court agrees to hear arguments on Biden's student loan plan, closing in on a resolution The court's conservative majority has been skeptical of presidential efforts to approve sweeping policies absent express authorization from Congress.

ARE WE FINALLY COMING OUT OF IT?

Choppy Seas Ahead
The U.S. economy has entered 2015 with the strongest momentum in at least a decade, but it stands alone. We take a look at whether the U.S. can thrive when so much of the world is stumbling. The eurozone remains lethargic. While plunging oil prices will help lift demand in much of the world, they threaten to slow economic growth in some regions ranging from Russia to Africa to Latin America. China’s economy is grappling with a downshift toward more sustainable growth and geopolitical concerns weigh heavy. But international turmoil has a history of only denting U.S. growth, rather than undermining it, and data show the country is in a position of relative strength. The U.S. has recovered all the jobs lost during the recession and the housing market, while falling short of expectations in 2014, enters the new year on a steady note. We also note that the Federal Reserve’s top policy-making body is likely to appear more united this year than last after the regular rotation of voting seats but the prospect of a mid-2015 rate rise depends on the economy maintaining its momentum.

It is not 'out of touch with reality' to conclude that racial preferences may…do more harm than good.

-- Chief Justice John Roberts in response to Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who filed a 58-page dissent against the decision to uphold a ban against affirmative action, arguing that "race matters."

This video is interesting. It articulates some of the non-verbal clues that tell you when someone is lying and that are not all what you would think.

Pamela Meyer: How to spot a liar
http://www.ted.com/talks/pamela_meyer_how_to_spot_a_liar.html