The Latest Breaking News from the Department of Education

The court rulings temporarily prevent the Biden administration from forgiving more federal student debt under the SAVE plan.

Recent court rulings impact federal LGBTQ+ protections in education and employment, raising concerns and legal challenges.

Discussion on potential government agency cuts, national debt, and efficiency for economic growth.

SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: How many exclusions from school are for sexist abuse? We haven’t a clue because the Department of education doesn’t measure it

I have a piece up at National Review Online about the Antisemitism Awareness Act. As described in my article, the most important feature of the act is that it codifies administrative guidance that began in the Bush Administration holding that Jews are protecting from ethnic discrimination by Title VI of…

HR6090, which passed the House of Representatives Wednesday by a 320-91 vote, would provide, in relevant part, For purposes of this Act, the term "definition of antisemitism"— (1) means the definition of antisemitism adopted on May 26, 2016, by the IHRA [International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance], of which the United States…

The decision impacts 317,000 borrowers who attended The Art Institutes

Critics say the bill doesn't protect Jews, only "a tool for silencing the movement for Palestinian rights"

Financial aid delays due to new FAFSA version causing uncertainty for high school seniors. Department of Education under scrutiny for rollout issues.

Biden administration cancels .1 billion student loan debt for Art Institutes attendees due to fraud, with more relief initiatives in progress.

Richard Cordray resigns as head of Federal Student Aid office amid criticism over FAFSA rollout issues.