Trump agreed to a settlement that would end the SAVE student-loan repayment plan. Lawmakers raised concerns about pushing ...

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Oregon’s senators are raising concerns about the Trump administration’s plan to end a student loan repayment program.

It would be hard to blame student loan borrowers for stumbling into 2026 like dazed freshmen on their first day on campus. A dizzying parade of changes has upended the federal student loan ...