Can Trump Do That? Which Actions on Education Are Legal, and Which Ones Aren’t
President Donald Trump, in the first month-and-a-half of his second term, has issued a flurry of executive orders, frozen or terminated federal spending in unprecedented ways, and empowered the world’s richest man to pursue a sweeping and fast-moving campaign of disruption and downsizing across the federal government.
Trump signed an executive order that rescinds 19 executive actions issued by Biden. He rescinded orders focused on gender, ...
For his seventh week in office, President Donald Trump continued to rumble through Washington, D.C., stirring up not just the ...
Senate Democrats’ decision to allow Republicans to pass a spending bill will avert a short-term shutdown, but it will also give Republicans the power to grant President Donald Trump new leverage to ...
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has talked about trying to find common ground with President Donald Trump. But she blasted some of his ...
The Education Department deals with managing loans, financial aid and some funding, but does not develop curriculum or ...
Some student-loan borrowers have just a few payments left until they get Public Service Loan Forgiveness. Trump might put ...
More than 50 universities are being investigated for alleged racial discrimination as part of President Donald Trump’s ...
Plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed Friday claim the Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights cannot fulfill its mandated ...
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