Trump’s anti-American Bar Association push could split states
Tue Oct 13 10:00 am
The Trump administration is trying to cut ties with the American Bar Association. A slew of red states might be next to part ways with the legal group.
Trump vs. Harvard fires up
Tue Oct 06 10:00 am
The Trump administration and Harvard University are going toe to toe in appeals court this week over federal research grants and enrollment of international students.
Trump changes prompt fears of racial discrimination in schools
Mon Oct 05 10:00 am
The Trump administration is rewriting the rules of civil rights enforcement, ending a decades-old legal framework that had been used to protect students of color against unintentional discrimination.
A Democratic plan to save the Education Department
Mon Sep 28 10:00 am
Trump administration officials are feeling good their efforts to dismantle the Education Department so far. A blue wave in the midterms could put a stop to that.
The latest plans that could shake up education funding
Mon Sep 21 10:00 am
Schools and colleges could face more funding uncertainty under a new proposal from the Education Department.
What college presidents find ‘frightening’ about Trump’s latest moves
Mon Sep 14 10:00 am
College presidents say they are watching the Trump administration’s latest higher education actions with a mix of alarm and caution.
What’s the real cost of college?
Tue Sep 08 10:00 am
The Trump administration wants to change how students can compare college offers as tuitions keep rising.
The looming legal fight over Head Start
Mon Aug 31 10:00 am
The Trump administration’s plan to loosen regulation on Head Start is getting praise from conservatives, but the program’s backers are ready for a legal fight.
