Education

Defaulting borrowers could see up to 15 percent of their monthly wages get withheld by their employer.

A federal appeals court had ruled that the school board’s policy did not interfere with the parents’ right to free exercise of religion.

The Justice Department cites potential civil rights violations in the University of California’s systemwide plan to diversify graduate programs and faculty.

The U.S. Education Department, which ruled that California is in violation of Title IX, outlined a series of changes the state must adopt within 10 days.

District Judge Allison Burroughs said the case centers on core constitutional rights that must be safeguarded.

The law requires classrooms to display a poster of the commandments that can be read from anywhere in the classroom.

Seven presidents and trillions of dollars after the agency’s inception, the Trump administration has cut it in half and seeks to eliminate it.

This announcement follows months of legal battles between the president and America’s oldest university.

The court ruled that the bill mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in each classroom violated the First Amendment.

The Trump administration accused Harvard of failing to combat anti-Semitism and vet foreign students to reduce national security risks.

Federal health officials say California’s ‘gender ideology’ content is not allowed under the law governing education grants.

The court found that the staff cuts are likely unconstitutional and must be reversed.

The State Department temporarily paused student visa interviews late last month as it considered adding social media vetting to the application process.

Republicans are aiming to get the Trump-backed measure passed by July 4.

The Trump administration scored a legal victory as it seeks to impose structural changes on the elite university.

The president issued a proclamation stating that the entry of foreign nationals studying at Harvard was detrimental to U.S. interests.

The lawsuit is moot because race is no longer considered “in any way at any point” during the the academy’s admissions process, the DOJ said.

The family argued in the petition that the school district applied a stricter test to the circumstances than was required.

Defaulting borrowers could see up to 15 percent of their monthly wages get withheld by their employer.

A federal appeals court had ruled that the school board’s policy did not interfere with the parents’ right to free exercise of religion.

The Justice Department cites potential civil rights violations in the University of California’s systemwide plan to diversify graduate programs and faculty.

The U.S. Education Department, which ruled that California is in violation of Title IX, outlined a series of changes the state must adopt within 10 days.

District Judge Allison Burroughs said the case centers on core constitutional rights that must be safeguarded.

The law requires classrooms to display a poster of the commandments that can be read from anywhere in the classroom.

Seven presidents and trillions of dollars after the agency’s inception, the Trump administration has cut it in half and seeks to eliminate it.

This announcement follows months of legal battles between the president and America’s oldest university.

The court ruled that the bill mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in each classroom violated the First Amendment.

The Trump administration accused Harvard of failing to combat anti-Semitism and vet foreign students to reduce national security risks.

Federal health officials say California’s ‘gender ideology’ content is not allowed under the law governing education grants.

The court found that the staff cuts are likely unconstitutional and must be reversed.

The State Department temporarily paused student visa interviews late last month as it considered adding social media vetting to the application process.

Republicans are aiming to get the Trump-backed measure passed by July 4.

The Trump administration scored a legal victory as it seeks to impose structural changes on the elite university.

The president issued a proclamation stating that the entry of foreign nationals studying at Harvard was detrimental to U.S. interests.

The lawsuit is moot because race is no longer considered “in any way at any point” during the the academy’s admissions process, the DOJ said.

The family argued in the petition that the school district applied a stricter test to the circumstances than was required.