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“The Trump administration included $12bn in spending cuts for the Department of Education as part of the 2026 fiscal budget.”

““I just see a lot of discrimination going on,” said George Castorena, a 46-year-old department of education worker, who said he was voting for change.”

“WASHINGTON — A federal judge blocked the Education Department on Thursday from releasing a list of foreign donors to Harvard, Columbia and other top US universities — ruling that the disclosure of the confidential information could “constitute irreparable…”

“That implies a cost of $500K per home, which would then be supplemented by state, local, and market funding for a total of $700K+ per affordable home.”

“Morgan also called for civility as he noted how personal the referendum has become and cautioned those listening in the crowd and more online from losing friendships or family just because they are on different sides on the issue.”

“Students and professors are protesting the lack of funding and the erosion of salaries, which they say is a major threat to the country’s public education.”

“It was unclear if the decision to remove Myanmar national Theint Win Htet from the Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List (SDN List) was a result of the talks.”

“Footage of Bally Bagayoko has gone viral showing him crowd surfing atop the shoulders of the young demonstrators, who for more than two weeks have been blocking access to high schools and setting buildings alight.”

“She navigates child welfare, mental health, Medicaid, special education, home nursing and other service systems.”

“Department of Education that investigates sexual abuse claims, said it was targeting 20 districts it suspected of falling short.”

“Within weeks of a Feb. 14, 2025, Education Department letter threatening schools’ funding over race-related programs — such as themed dorm room floors, graduation ceremonies and scholarships — USC closed its freestanding diversity office website and folded it…”

“He points to student performance in English and math as evidence that the state’s education system is failing despite increased funding.”