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Jill Jacobson, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
Biden’s newest student loan plan is likely to be invalidated by the Supreme Court under the “Major Questions Doctrine” — but he knows that.
Privatizing the student loan market through income share agreements gives universities skin in the game and puts student flourishing back at the heart...
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