department of education. his resignation letter, he wrote -- "i cannot stay silent as this administration turns a blind eye to the atrocities committed against innocent palestinian lives, in what leading human rights experts have called a genocidal campaign by the israeli government." tariq habash, welcome to democracy now! thank you for joining us. can you talk about your decision-making? at what point you decided you had to leave the biden administration? how long you've worked for him and what you think of what is happening right now? >> thank you so much. for me, this was an incredibly difficult decision. in a lot of ways, i was working my dream job. i was working for a president who for years touted himself as an individual of empathy and individual, a leader who cared about our education system, about labor rights, about health care, about the environment. in a lot of ways, i was extremely aligned with the entire domestic policy agenda of president biden. i was able to work on issues i truly cared about

like a superwoman, forward into the world to help give love to children and we went to the education department, they said that we want to take custody of a girl, we have already looked after nastenka there, she says, we will find nastenka ’s parents, and we have yulia, who right now needs protection, but there is one thing, first of all, we went for one child, and returned with two children, with yulia and artyom, these are our firstborns, for 13 years of our work, i became a mother with 45 children who always know that there is a house here, there is a roof, there is a dad, there is a mother, they come here with their children, my grandchildren, i already have 13 grandchildren, hello, son, from work , tired? yes, today there are eight minor children in my family, boys and girls, we are waiting for the ninth, of course, different children come to us, with their own sores in their souls, with their own grief, of course, it’s difficult, but nevertheless we try become a mom and dad for them, who will always be there, who they will help heal these wounds, they will help us move on in life, tomorro

the same ayaz had a license for educational activities, however, no matter how much we asked the moscow department the license was issued and where they saw educational activities there, they only received formal replies that everything was in accordance with the law. this, by the way, is a shame for the education department. we are setting a new world record. thousands of people, unnoticed by themselves and those around them, found harmony and enlightenment, and nail sellers simply made a good profit. it is profitable to retire in the new year with a savings bank. for pensioners, a free sbercard, favorable deposit rates, cashback bonuses in pharmacies, loan discount. transfer your pension to sberbank, online or in a branch. just wasting gigabytes and minutes? receive gifts? and what is it possible? can! yota, connect for a maximum of 399 rubles and receive superboxes as a gift, you can iota! hasn't happened yet. russian cold. 150 g of unprecedented, rich taste in one glass. try. real ice cream russian cold. great, incredible taste. my daughter sang the best again. it's five. actions of oralcept i

i am priest artemy kirko, head of the correspondence education department of the minsk theological seminary. this is a place, an almomatory for those who have decided to devote their lives to serving god and people. the minsk theological seminary dates back to the end of the 18th century in 1785, and experienced various stages of its history. was transferred from one city to another, closed, and experienced its first revival after the great patriotic war. two-year theological courses were opened in Žerovice. then these two-year courses grew into a seminary, and the seminary operated until 1963 . it was revived again in 1989. the first patriarchal exarch of all belarus, metropolitan filoret. in 1996 , the minsk theological academy was opened. and the regen department, where not only boys but also girls studied. academy existed until 2015 and then was transferred to minsk, and 2 years ago it returned here again to zhirovishchi, no longer just the regen department, but the department of church arts, which includes the regen department and the icon painting department. this is a spiritual educa

the education department cut $2 million in payments to server aid vantage and the loan industry saidssed a menstruation repeatedly changed its student loan repayment plans. >> that created a lot of confusion and somewhat a lack of engage.getting told by the government you're going to have to start on this date and then 15, 20, 30 days before that, they say never mind. jot federal government paused and then the supreme court struck it down and the act of forgiveness and the education department says about 40% of the federal student loan borrowers missed their payment when is they resumed in october. the administration initiated an onramp period for the first year and that allows borrowers to skip payments without major penalties. stuart. stuart: rich, thank you very much. it's the gallop poll and only 36% have a great deal or quite a lot of confidence in higher education. back in 2015, 57% thought like that. among independents, shares dropped by 16 pontos and among democrats, it's dropped by nine points. steve hilton with us this morning. steve, what are the universities doing wrong?

from the words of tatyana volnistova, head of the general education department of the obnensk administration5 thousand city schoolchildren , 2099 do not speak russian as their native language, this is everyone seventh, teachers note that they speak it at a very, very weak level, but such a well... maybe a crazy thought does not come to mind, why should those who apply to obtain russian citizenship before starting work activities, do not undergo military service in the army, where i assure you, they will receive all the skills, at least initial ones and knowledge of the language, in every sense of the word, and knowledge of laws, and knowledge of symbols. there is no other way to serve. and what happens here, as an example, a person who received russian citizens have the right to obtain permission to purchase firearms . a very interesting result of a survey conducted among migrants who came from central asia. this is what a member of the human rights council, the russian human rights council, kirill kaban says. 40% of migrants from central asia are ready to rebel with arms in their hands, def

i am priest artemy kirko, head of the correspondence education department of the minsk theological seminary to devote their lives to serving god and people. the minsk theological seminary dates back to the end of the 18th century in 1785, experienced various stages of its history, was transferred from one city to another, closed, and experienced its first revival after the great patriotic war. in Žurovica. were two-year theological courses were opened, then these two-year courses grew into a seminary, and the seminary operated until 1963 . it was revived again in 1989, by the first patriarchal exarch of all belarus, metropolitan filoret. in 1996 , the minsk theological academy and the regen branch were opened, where not only boys but also girls studied. the academy existed until 2015. this place is very important not only for the church, but also for the state, because the students are graduates of our theological school, they citizens of our country, and how they will be raised here, what will be important is what fruit they can then bear both for society and for the church. therefore, the

nematian, the editor of the qur'an education department, mrs. nematian . hello , good morning . to reveal the achievements and programs that have been carried out in the last two years and even more so in the 13th government. well, in the quran news sections and other sections of the khabar network , we usually mentioned these achievements during these two years and brought them on air, but i will briefly mention to you that the unveiling of the national plan of the mosque of the quranic base, so now we have about 4 thousand mosques out of 62 thousand mosques that are the quranic base. and in that quranic activities are carried out, which of course, with the holding of various competitions and programs , this number is expected to increase . how can the qur'an be used in the issue of macro-politics and put it into practice? regarding training, the 14,000th teacher of the qur'an is in the bushra plan , which is a plan to train teachers. the qur'an is discussed in different regions. these are among the projects that are being implemented. of course , there are other things as well

similarly why does vivek want to get rid of the department of education? don't have familiar many of you are at the department of education, how it started. back in the 1960s there is a huge problem the federal government would send money to states and instead of giving it to all of the districts fairly certain states would only set it to white schools and not send it to wear black children were. that was a big problem because at that time racism was really causing huge impact on how americans live their lives. well what probably should have been a task force became the department of education. we would argue that department is now doing the source of the de i incentives that are now under schools today. there are almost $90 billion in this department which vivek would say should go to two things. one, helping to fund school choice so that people can send their children to the schools they want to and two, having the three armed guards and every public school in our nation. so what happened in perry can never happen again. [applause] you can go on his webs

rouhani said to the parliament that if the friends of the education department cooperate, we should gradually hand over 10% of our schools every year, which the parliament opposed and allowed. you didn't want to allow us, in fact, we don't have 4 more minutes until the end of the program . anyway, your discussion got heated and the time passed quickly. each of the two nobles, please summarize your speech for one minute. doctor, i will start one minute and not the last minute. please, we have started. do you want to? yes, you can start. see, mr. doctor , the topic of which we were invited to participate in this meeting. allow me to make this public here. cultivators and dear ones of shahid university rajaei, because both of them have universities , they train ninoy for the education of the country, a topic that i think should be held here once a month, the friends of bayan should discuss it and provide a solution. at the same time , farhangian university should remain farhangian university. it is the pride of this country, it is the pride of this country, but in short, my opinion is this, as a

. >> the education department says some families can skip as many as 26 questions and finish the form within ten minutes. that's a huge improvement. while you're racing through your fafsa, look out for a speed bump. each person who might contribute to a student must log in individually. contributors include parents, adoptive parents and spouses, and uncle sam won't stamp an application complete until everyone logs in individually. your deadline varies by state and school, but some student aid is first come, first serve. so you might want to fill out the fafsa asap. one caveat. you'll find the new application is down from time to time right now for technical tweaks. so refresh regularly. we've aced a few college cases over the years, along with tons of other non-academic consumer issues. share yours. scan the qr code on your screen to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >> did you take notes? >> i did. i have a high school senior. she was just a baby. next, top stories we're following, which include that critical snow survey that's happening in just a few hours. >>> normal ser

closing ceremony of the 46th round of the holy quran competition in the nahj al-balagheh quran education department.

similarly why does vivek want to get rid of the department of education? don't have familiar many of you are at the department of education, how it started. back in the 1960s there is a huge problem the federal government would send money to states and instead of giving it to all of the districts fairly certain states would only set it to white schools and not send it to wear black children were. that was a big problem because at that time racism was really causing huge impact on how americans live their lives. well what probably should have been a task force became the department of education. we would argue that department is now doing the source of the de i incentives that are now under schools today. there are almost $90 billion in this department which vivek would say should go to two things. one, helping to fund school choice so that people can send their children to the schools they want to and two, having the three armed guards and every public school in our nation. so what happened in perry can never happen again. [applause] you can go on his webs

rasai from the specialized education department. we are at their service to hear more details from them. hello, good morning . good morning to all news viewers. today, the 36th physics olympiad, its first stage, will be held. in this stage, 13,000 students from all over the country will compete with each other at the same time in the next hour. out of these 13,000 students will take a re-examination in may. 40 people will be selected for this re-examination. in the second stage, which will be held in may, there will be a selection will be selected and finally the third stage of this competition. will be held at the scholars club, and 40 of these 13,000 people will go to the national physics team camp. these 40 people participate in foreign and domestic camps and finally 5 people will become members of iran's national physics team. the most important thing about the selection of iran's national physics team this year is that the world physics olympiad will be held in iran in july. the main participants of these competitions are stude

there are some difficulties , we ask you to notify the school , respectively, the school education departmentthe municipalities contact the ministry of digital development, we find... the fastest possible internet connection option, in total in the belgorod region, to date, distance learning has been introduced in 232 schools 15 colleges listened to recommendations and immediately went online. seven higher education institutions. the measure, which was adopted at a meeting of the region’s operational headquarters, will be in effect until february 16. sofia ketral, evgeny kravtsovsky, denis podzolkov, vesti belgorod. the russian ministry of foreign affairs today confirmed the death of two compatriots in the crash of a medical aircraft in northeastern afghanistan, but at the same time promised to make every effort to return to their homeland those who managed to survive. let me remind you that these are four people who received the necessary medical care. assistance with direct assistance on. diplomats, and meanwhile law enforcement agencies are establishing the causes of the disaster, about ev

the education department said it will withhold payments from advantage, and financial and, they said they did not send timely statements to more than 750,000 borrowers, after the covid payment freeze ended. borrowers who did get the statements on time will have their payments temporarily pause. any interest that accrued during that time will also be removed. >>> an olympic athlete who was convicted of murder nearly a decade ago has been released from prison. oscar pistorius is an olympic sprinter from south africa, also a double amputee. the judge sentenced him to 13 years in prison after he fatally shot his golf and on valentine's day in 2013 but he was approved for parole in november after serving nine years of his sentence and today, he was released from prison and will live under strict parole and that includes a ban on speaking to the media until 2029. >>> wanda franco as a shortstop for the tampa bay rays, he was arrested in the dr on monday, accused of dating a 14-year-old girl and giving her mother a car in exchange for consent. he has denied these charges. a judge ordered hi

again, in the graduate education department, we came to the conclusion that the students who are actually in the post-graduate level of specialized doctorate phd are one person. and in the department of students who are specialized and super-specialized assistants one person should be announced, so, god willing , on monday , our collection of research on pie science and baldini science was actually sent to the festival, but we are looking more at practical interdisciplinary research . this means that in fact we had researchers who actually did their research not only in their own specialized field, but in fact with a practical view of society, and this was one of the important indicators that was considered this year, except in in fact, the financial support that will be given to the chosen ones and the statue of the festival, god willing, will actually be in the grants that are in in fact, you also said in the introduction , in fact, nimad research institute will take place, and grants will be considered for the selected ones . thank you very much, mr. dr. nima rezaei, the head of the st

education should be. we reached out to both school districts for comment and have not heard back. >> u.s. department of education spokesperson says the agency does not comment on pending investigations. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in walnut creek contractors and volunteers are hard at work, making a new townhouses move in, ready the habitat for humanity homes fall under affordable housing. the community will be called esperanza place. it's centrally located near many transit options and each unit is built for those who have a low to moderate income. they will be paying a low cost mortgage. that does not exceed 35% of their income. a lot of these families are facing the threat of displacement if their rent payments keep climbing. and so the thought of being able to actually build some real stability in the community that they really love. this is really exciting. >> the homes of very between one and 4 bedrooms and sold to people depending on their family size. >> habitat for humanity is already accepting applications for the second phase of esperanza place. turning now to the growing fent

as adam said in the education department and this for today, really comes full circle in this building because it was approximately ten years ago when i was working on second floor when adam walked into my office with a baseball in his hand, set it down on my desk and had this little slide grin all over his face. so what's this? so this is what we're going to be doing next summer. i was like, oh, this is interesting. and adam pitched the idea that he was starting a vintage baseball club. he had seen some two clubs playing over in the nashville area, and i was pretty excited because i always wanted to play baseball. i just for a number of reasons, unfortunately, just never had the opportunity to play any any baseball. as a young man. and so i was excited and i said, this is great. i'll get to play baseball. and adam said, well, not exactly. what do you mean? and he said, i was thinking about rather than playing baseball all in your row, you would be what we call the arbiter in vintage baseball, the umpire. and i mean all the excitement drained from my face, not being able to live my chi

education should be. we reached out to both school districts for comment and have not heard back. >> u.s. department of education spokesperson says the agency does not comment on pending investigations. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news developing tonight, a grand jury in new mexico indicted alex baldwin on a charge of involuntary manslaughter. this comes more than 2 years after that. >> incident on the set of the film rust when a gun he was holding went off and shot and killed the film's cinematographer hutchins and injured director joel souza baldwin says he did not pull the trigger and that the gun malfunctioned in new mexico, an involuntary manslaughter conviction carries up to 18 months in prison. turning now to the growing fentanyl crisis. 200 americans die every day from a fentanyl overdose. large number of the situation has received attention today from diplomats in washington, d.c., our correspondent anna wiernicki reports. >> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says fentanyl is now the leading cause of death for americans between 18 and 49. not not to answer. not car accidents, not no

the education department is expected to fix an error in the fafsa form in which the system didn't factor in inflation in the amount of money available. the mistake would have cost students nearly $2 billion in federal aid funds. a fundraiser for a san mateo county nonprofit organization has been canceled. the pacific coast dream machines event showcases hot rods, military vehicles, aircraft and farm machinery. it's usually held in late april at the half moon bay airport, but organizers say they ran up against long delays by the faa to get permits for the event. those permits are needed because the airport remains open during that show. >> a sheriff's deputy shot in the line of duty in the east bay. what we're learning about their condition as the investigation into what happened continues. >> then a critical effort is underway to tackle the homelessness crisis in the bay area. we're live in san mateo county, where volunteers are working to address the issue. head on. >> plus, the nfc champion is just a few days away. we'll look at how the 49ers are getting ready to play the detroit lions

and you need to understand people to who shouldn't forget what many people around education department was there was no voicemail, no power. the mileage the my you didn't, you know, it's hard for them to take care of it. don't key when deadlines. i'm so miserable. i'm out of mean i'm a head to say what? i always told them in the most important part of islam. this want to pray or fast, but to help you. um, i didn't hear you. i as it is you see don't keys everywhere in the roof and i mean that they aren't treated very well. and as a child, i also found that's a bit strange, but some of them also had wins on that body and they were used intensively as working animals. and did the was they help provide an income so many people the treated really very, very. but as i said i'm, i'm sending, i'm also told us how was the center longer needed? don't keys the roof and just discarded like pieces of garbage floor with pangs, fitness downtown i'm leaving tend to you where i spent the summer holidays with my parents. and we were often relatives, and continuing over the winding roof mountains to i, w

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and you need to understand people to who shouldn't forget what many papers are on education department. just thought it was no voicemail, no power. the mileage though, less than tomorrow. you didn't, you know, it's hard for them to take care of it don't key when they're not so miserable. i'm, i mean, i'm here to say, i always tell them in the most important part of islam, just want to pray or fast, but to help you. yeah, you have to have or as it is, you see don't peas everywhere in the they don't treat it very well. and as a child, i also found that's a bit strange, but some of them also had wins on that body and they were used intensively as working animals and did the last, they help provide an income. so many people the, they're treated really very, very, but as i said i'm, i'm sending you my also told us how was the center longer needed? don't keys the roof and just described it like pieces of garbage truck, the with pairing synchronous downtown. i'm leaving town to where i spent the summer holidays with my parents, and we were often relatives. and continuing over the winding roof

. >> that's because the education department won't be sending necessary student aid information to schools until early march. the delay is being blamed on the rollout of a new form and government inflation data. >> ups is cutting 12,000 jobs part of a plan to try to save $1 billion. the layoffs affect mostly management positions. it comes months after the company reached a deal with union workers who demanded higher pay. experts say the company's bottom line is being hurt by online retailers changing their return and in-store pickup policies. this is directly impacting both package companies because people are modifying their behavior to save themselves money because the retailer says that's what we got to do. ups is also requiring all employees to return to the office five days a week. >> coming up, a judge rules whether tesla can pay elon musk a whopping $56 billion in one year. >> also ahead, a brawl between lawmakers will tell you where this was and what started this this was and what started this fight nothing comes close to this place in the morning. i'm so glad i can still come here

the department for education says pupil and staff safety is " pa ramount".dteacher of russell scott school in tameside. his school is in a bad state, despite a £3 million refurbishment by the construction company carillion in 2015. steve, what is the current situation in your school? the current situation is exactly what i was in 2015, nothing has happened top —— promise two years ago by the secretary of state for education that the school would be urgently rebuilt, but we are still here and still waiting.— urgently rebuilt, but we are still here and still waiting. what kind of an im act here and still waiting. what kind of an impact does _ here and still waiting. what kind of an impact does the _ here and still waiting. what kind of an impact does the situation - here and still waiting. what kind of an impact does the situation have l here and still waiting. what kind of i an impact does the situation have on your students? an impact does the situation have on yourstudents? i an impact does the situation have on your students? i was reading a report from ou

the head of the education department of this center in brussels, where free classes are held for ukrainianefugees, the rada allows. who has more children, who has more visitors, who they want to go to, don't put us on the schedule at the same time, because we want to go to denmark, and then join the braiding or dance and learn english. currently, the ukrainian voices center has more than 50 activities for children and adults, 10% of them are conducted by children, super from brussels. for more, including inspiring stories , see the pages of radio liberty, we have two youtube channels, join, subscribe, share our videos, and don't forget that on weekdays every day from 9:00, watch our morning stream also here on radio svoboda youtube and on the air of the tv channel. thank you for being with us, my name is kateryna nekrechu, i and our entire team, freedom of the morning, we wish you a peaceful day and see you soon. ten o'clock is the time to find out what is happening in ukraine and the world, at this time khrystyna porubiy works in the studio. four injured due to russian attacks on the kher

educational laboratory of the department every year is being modernized, we have new equipment, advancedive equipment that allows us to conduct research, which, well, every year it becomes more interesting, more complex, for students. there is an opportunity already from a student's bench to somehow get into this scientific environment and start doing research. belarus produces 15,000 tons of fish per year, up to 800 tons of valuable species. what was previously imported from norway or the far east, today we catch it ourselves and serve it to the table. yes, it’s not a sea power, but our fish is not inferior in terms of protein or fat content. omega 3 and 6 are present and that's it. success!

department of education. ms. kim russell is a former head women's lacrosse coach at heoberlin college, and now servs as an ambassador for the independent women's forum. and finally ms. goss graves is a president ceo of the national women's law center. welcome and thank you again for all being here. pursuant to the committee rule 19 witnesses please stand and raise the right hands. [witnesses were sworn in] >> let the record show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you. you may allll take a seat. so again, i now recognize myself -- the witnesses, excuse me i now recognize the witnesses for an opening statement. let me remind the witnesses we have read your written statements and you will have it appear in full inherent record. please limit or oral statements to five minutes. as reminder please-- press the button on there michael foot in front of youop so that it is on. andn as the members can heal. you will begin to speak of the light in front will turn green. after four minutes the light will tu

harvard, penn and several other universities in response to complaints submitted to the us education departmentwell, there are reports that busses full of migrants sent from texas are now dropping people off in new jersey to evade new rules in new york city . the mayor of secaucus, new jersey, called it a loophole, saying bus operators are dropping migrants off at train stations in new jersey with tickets to take the shortrillionide to new york city. that's after new york city mayor eric adams issued an executive order only allowing busses to drop off migrants in his city monday through friday from 8:30 a.m. to noon. and with 32 hours advance notice. >> cannot allow busses with people needing our help to arrive without warning at any hour of day and night. >> mayor adams issued that executive order after 14 busses arrived in new york city in just one night, with migrants from texas. now to berkeley this week, activists are anticipating the university may be getting ready to install a fence around people's park as ktvu alice wertz tells us, the university has wanted to use the site for student h

let's start with the fbi, cia, capitol police, educational department, department of education. i could go on. the list is endless. they are wasting our money. also to quote margaret thatcher, when socialists run out of other people's money, what you got, you've got nothing. host: that is bill and alabama. james in maryland. what do you think on government spending? what should be cut? caller: i think education should get more funding. we have our main competition with china and you see how more educated their people are and you start to wonder how hours are going to be and we should cut defense spending when it comes to giving money to other countries because it always seems to be that it comes back to haunt the united states. they gave money to south american countries, and those south american countries. we did the same thing before isis came. we gave money to the country overseas, not syria. we gave money to them and the money for those rebels for the fighters, and somehow ended up in the hands of isis. every time we give money to someone else to fight some other war. host:

department of education civil rights investigation into the city's education department is one of nearlyhigh schools and universities across the country over allegations of anti-semitism and islamaphobia. dana. >> dana: thanks for the update. >> bill: you might remember president biden killing thousands of jobs by doing away with the keystone pipeline. one of the first things he did as president. one worker is not going quietly even to this day. a live look in new hampshire, voting underway in the granite state. first primary in the race for the white house is now underway in the snowy hills of the granite state. veteran homeowners, with inflation on the march, here's a great way to get your monthly payments under control. call newday! while credit card rates can be 22% or more mortgage rates at newday are a fraction of those rates. with one easy lower monthly payment the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you pay off your high-rate debt. and you can save $500 a month. nobody takes care of veterans like newday usa. men tell us when they use just for men® to eliminate gray, there's a great

will be the first to get licenses, the same ayaz had a license for educational activities, but how many we didn't ask. the moscow department license was issued and where they are they saw educational activities, they only received replies that everything was in accordance with the law, this, by the way, is a shame for the moscow department of education. i wrote to the minister personally and said: “revoke the license, this is a mistake or corruption.” they didn’t recall, they wrote such an evasive letter that they couldn’t go there. the commissioner for the protection of the rights of entrepreneurs in russia, boris tetov, came to the defense of ayaz shabuddinov and categorically opposed his arrest. this is a purely economic dispute between two entities. thousands of people unnoticed and those around them found harmony and enlightenment, and the nail sellers simply made a good profit. this is the same woman who ran into the restaurant, it turned out to be a great film, the film is very entertaining, i’m delighted, let’s re-educate this major girl. it was so beautiful, it was tasty, it was juicy, just a sea of ​​impressions,

today's subcommittee enter five statements into the record, a legal memorandum titled the department of education'sntended revision of title ix, fail analysis, a second legal memorandum, department of education release is set. second title ix rule. a report from the independent women's forum and the independent women's nter titled competition, title ix, male bodied athletes the threat to women's sports. finds boys who sleep with girls identify trends without parental notification and a statement for the record submitted by the ncaa on december 4, 2023 so ordered. the chair now recognizes -- >> thank you, madam chair holding this hearing, protecting female sports and title ix. as a kentuckian, when i think about great kentucky female athletes, our witn gaines is the first thing that pops out. on behalf of every great kentucky wildcat fan, we think you for how well you represented kentucky on the national level and for your advocacy today in being a leading voice of protecting >> i would not have been able what i achieve without title ix, without the women sporting category. has developed me as the l

i am priest artemy kirko, head of the correspondence education department of the minsk theological seminary to serving god and people. the minsk theological seminary dates back to the end of the 18th century in 1785, experienced various stages of its history, was transferred from one city to another, opened, experienced its first revival after the great patriotic war. two-year theological courses were opened in Žurovice. then these two-year courses grew into a seminary. and the seminary operated until 1963 . she was revived again in 1989, the first patriarchal exarch of all belarus, metropolitan filoret. in 1996 , the minsk theological academy and the regen branch were opened, where not only young men, but also girls studied. the academy existed until 2015 and then was transferred to minsk, and 2 years ago it returned here again to zhirovishche, no longer just as a regen department, but as a department of church arts, which includes the eigen department and the icon painting department. this is a spiritual educational institution where, in addition to studying, students learn prayer and lit

from colleagues at the department of education, but also colleagues in other areas of government whoo speak out and who have been interested in dissenting. >> do you get the sense that there are a lot of other people in the biden campaign and in the administration who feel the way you do that are maybe not saying anything? >> yeah, yeah, absolutely. i think a lot of people are saying something. i think that we've seen hundreds of state department officials sign on to numerous dissent cables that were leaked. we have seen usaid officials, we have seen white house staff, we have seen interns, we have seen hundreds of officials across the administration from dozens of agencies. this is a pretty commonly held position by a lot of the biggest supporters of the president. and the majority of american voters support a cease fire, but the president's unwillingness to move on this policy is deafening and it hurts. >> how do you square that? biden really is the empathy guide. empathy is his super power, the thing he is known for more than almost anything else. how do you square for yourself an

the bot -- department of education was supposed to put that feature into effect in july. they moved it up to february. they are not certain how many people will benefit from this. but a lot of people borrowed less then $10,000 who own more money because of the way interest accumulated on their loans. a lot of those people are at the center of where we see the most pain in student loan repayments. meaning the people who default the most, delinquent on their loans. often times because they started college, never finished, and got the credential needed to get the work easy to repay the debt. >> this is an election year, voters under 45 think this is a big issue. student loan forgiveness is a big issue. they also feel biden is not doing enough. is this piecemeal approach the president is taking now that the supreme court struck down his program, is it enough for borrowers? are they satisfied? >> we are not seeing that. relative to any other administration in recent history, this administration has forgiven the most amount of student debt. but because of the failed promise of