Daily Clips: May 17, 2017
Trump is above the law, for now–but not the people
More Republicans back independent probe
Welcome to the ‘War On Drugs,’ Redux
The broken promise of higher education
That millions of students have dropped out of college, often unable to pay back their student loans, is more than just a college-completion crisis. It is also an upending of the promise of higher education: to students, that they can educate their way into economic stability, and to citizens, that higher education will spur economic growth and a stronger nation. Instead, voters see students left to go it alone, navigating an unfamiliar and challenging world while forgoing a paycheck, taking on thousands in debt to cover the costs, and often moving back in with their parents to survive.
Hannity and Fox News are in full meltdown over Trump’s Comey scandal
No more holding that phone while driving under new law in Washington
Seattle could be first city to give heroin users ‘safe spaces’
