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Education Department Probes Tufts Student Voting Study, Advises Pause on 2026 NSLVE Data

The probes focus on whether student records were shared with outside groups in violation of FERPA.

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McMahon Brings 'History Rocks!' Civics Tour to Chicago as Students Opt Out and Protesters Gather

Education Department Publishes Public Database of Foreign Funds to U.S. Universities, Totaling $62.4 Billion

AFT and Illinois Groups Sue Education Department Over Abrupt Community Schools Grant Cuts

FAFSA Adds ‘Lower Earnings’ Notice as Education Dept. Data Fuels Pushback

Education Department Recognizes Grand Canyon University as a Nonprofit After Six-Year Dispute

Education Department Says New FAFSA ID Checks Blocked $1 Billion in Student Aid Fraud

Opinion Letter Urges Increased IDEA Funding as Federal Support Faces Uncertainty

UK Supreme Court Rules Northern Ireland’s School Religious Education and Worship Unlawful

States, Cities, and Unions Sue to Block Education Department's New PSLF Employer Rule

Defending Education Files Civil-Rights Complaint Over Race-Restricted Classes in Minneapolis Public Schools

Judge Halts Federal Layoffs After Education Department’s Special Education and Civil-Rights Staff Were Slashed

Education Department Restarts IDR Loan Forgiveness With 2025 Tax-Free Status Preserved

Education Department Layoffs Gut Federal Special Education Office

Federal Workers Union Sues Education Department Over Partisan Out‑of‑Office Emails

Rep. Hinson Seeks Federal Probe of Iowa School’s Bisexual+ Announcements

Education Department Launches America 250 Civics Coalition as New Data Intensifies Curriculum Debate

Hinson Seeks Federal Probe of Linn-Mar High Over Student 'Non-Monosexual' Segments

Detroit Pair Charged in Separate Federal Student Aid Fraud Schemes

Education Dept. Pauses IBR Loan Forgiveness as Borrowers Report Denials and AFT Sues