The Report: Big Business, GOP Romance Hits the the Rocks

Plus: Student loan questions, a Senate euology and solving the nursing shortage

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Big Business, GOP Romance Hits the the Rocks The party of business has turned on its benefactors. Hatch, Kennedy and a Bipartisan Friendship The unlikely friendship between GOP Sen. Orrin Hatch and liberal Ted Kennedy was legendary in Washington. Hatch's death over the weekend marked, perhaps, the end of an era where a personal bond could trump partisan differences. The 6 Highest Spending Senate Campaigns Fundraising data from the first three months of 2022 show where campaigns and super PACs are so far spending big. They indicate which races could determine control of the Senate. No Consensus on Student Debt Relief President Joe Biden has long favored targeted relief of student loan debts over blanket cancellation – angering some progressives. But a new survey suggests young people might feel the same. Could More Men Ease the Nation's Nursing Woes? The share of men in the strained U.S. nursing corps has ticked up in recent years. Here's why the pandemic could fuel a further increase. Third of States Lost Population in 2021 The findings from The Pew Charitable Trusts show a continuing trend of slow growth from the previous decade that was exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Photos You Should See U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad.

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