Education & Family News

The lawsuit said the Department of Education’s guidance violates free speech protections.

The association said continuing to enforce diversity, equity, and inclusion standards could expose law schools to potential legal violations.

The investigation follows Trump’s remarks that federal funding for Maine will be stopped if it does not protect women’s sports from male competition.

The current outstanding federal student loan debt for 42.7 million borrowers is $1.69 trillion.

Federal funding is at risk for schools that continue to teach critical race theory or run diversity, equity, and inclusion programs

School board president Sonja Shaw says it’s a ‘monumental win’ for parental rights.

A Vanity Fair interview about Barron Trump led to the resignation of NYU’s College Republicans president.

With the move, Kansas becomes the 27th state to enact laws restricting transgender procedures for minors.

Some trainings guided teachers to ‘interrupt racial marginalization and oppression of students.’

One lawmaker said the proposed legislation is about restoring parental rights in schools and protecting youth from gender ideology.

The state education departments are given 14 days to ensure compliance.

McMahon said student loans, special education funding, and grants for low-income schools would be streamlined but not cut under her leadership.

Denver officials are seeking a court order blocking the federal government’s new policy.

The agency cannot see or use information from more than a dozen internal databases related to student finance until next Monday.

The lawsuit centers on the Biden administration’s actions on career schools accused of saddling students with debt.

DOGE has also canceled 29 contracts related to DEI training in education totaling $101 million.

Men are raising awareness that they can, and should, have a voice on abortion.

Protests outside the Department of Education follow President Donald Trump’s announcement that DOGE will investigate spending in the agency.

The bill’s passage came after Trump signed an executive order to support parents with ‘choosing and directing’ their children’s education.

‘President Trump’s order provides a clear, national standard,’ the NCAA president said in a statement.