KATIE LOBOSCO, Author at KXLY

DeVos loses lawsuit after delaying student loan protection rule

A federal judge ruled that the Betsy Devos-led Department of Education improperly delayed implementing a rule to give some student loan borrowers relief.

Why Canada's dairy market is a target in NAFTA talks

US dairy farmers are hoping a new NAFTA deal will offer relief from Canadian tariffs.

Largest US nail manufacturer clings to life under steel tariffs

The largest nail manufacturer in the United States, Mid Continent Nail, continues to lay off workers as it fights against crippling steel tariffs.

Tariffs could hit $200 billion of Chinese goods this week

The United States could impose tariffs on roughly half of all Chinese goods entering the country by the end of the week.

Trump deadline for US-Canada NAFTA deal passes

The fate of NAFTA became uncertain Friday when the United States and Canada failed to come to an agreement on rewriting the three-nation trade pact.

NAFTA talks: Canada voices optimism as it rejoins negotiations

Canadian officials appeared optimistic Wednesday that a deal to rewrite NAFTA is within reach.

Trump's farmer bailout begins with $4.7B payment

The government is starting to pay farmers that have been hurt by the fallout of President Donald Trump's widening trade feuds.

Trade turmoil could cause a recession this year

Trade war: Trump's latest round of China tariffs kicks in

The Trump administration's latest round of tariffs on Chinese goods kicked in Thursday, drawing immediate retaliation from Beijing.

Trump's latest round of China tariffs is coming this week

The Trump administration is moving forward with more tariffs on Chinese goods this week while officials from both countries negotiate on trade in Washington.

NYU makes tuition free for all medical students

New York University will offer a scholarship that covers tuition to every new, current and future medical student, it said Thursday.

How to prepare your kids for the financial stress of college

Need student loans? FAFSA now has an app

Americans will finally be able to apply for federal financial aid on their phones.

Employers commit to train 3.8 million workers under Trump executive order

A group of business leaders have committed to train 3.8 million workers with in-demand job skills over the next five years under an executive order on job creation signed by President Donald Trump Thursday.

FTC cracks down on fake charities for veterans

The Federal Trade Commission announced two major actions against allegedly fraudulent charities for veterans Thursday.

4 states claim Trump tax law is unconstitutional

New York, Connecticut, Maryland and New Jersey filed a lawsuit Tuesday claiming last year's tax overhaul violated the constitution by unfairly targeting Democratic states.

CFPB says the Education Department is obstructing its student loan lawsuit

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says the Department of Education is blocking access to documents it needs for its lawsuit against Navient, one of the nation's biggest student loan servicers.