Wednesday, Jul 16

The Supreme Court allows President Trump to lay off nearly 1,400 Education Department employees, impacting federal oversight of education.

Tuesday, Jul 15

More than 20 states are suing the Trump administration over $6.8 billion in frozen federal education funds essential for schools and vital programs.

Tuesday, Jul 15

The EU is testing an age verification app to protect children online, aligning with new digital safety guidelines to enhance child protection measures.

Tuesday, Jul 15

The Supreme Court rules in favor of Trump's education department layoffs, allowing nearly 1,400 employees to be dismissed.

Monday, Jul 14

South Korean medical students are set to return to classes after a 17-month boycott, urging reforms in medical education and the healthcare system.

Thursday, Jul 10

Starting August 1, nearly 8 million borrowers under the SAVE plan will see their student loan interest charges resume, significantly increasing their financial burden.

Thursday, Jul 03

Trump inaugurates 'Alligator Alcatraz,' raising concerns over human rights and environmental impacts in Florida's Everglades.

Thursday, Jul 03

Trump's freeze of over $6 billion in education funds is expected to disrupt programs for schools nationwide, impacting educational services and support.

Tuesday, Jul 01

Trump calls out AT&T for technical problems during a national faith leaders' conference call, stating he'll switch carriers for future calls.

Tuesday, Jul 01

The Trump administration threatens Harvard University with funding cuts, alleging violations of civil rights regarding the treatment of Jewish students.