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DOJ Plans New National Fraud Enforcement Division As Child Care Funds Face Tighter Checks

Washington, D.C. — The Trump administration says the Justice Department will create a new national fraud enforcement division aimed at

Washington, D.C. — Families of students with disabilities could soon get more standardized, easier-to-find information to help compare colleges and

Washington, D.C. — A new House bill would require the State Department to revoke a U.S. passport held by anyone

New York, N.Y. — New York City parents could soon see a major new option for toddlers: state leaders say

Queens, N.Y. — Families dealing with housing stress, benefits questions or other civil legal problems can get free help in

Minneapolis, Minn. — A shooting involving federal law enforcement near East 34th Street and Portland Avenue in Minneapolis drew a

U.S. Education Dept. awards $169M in FIPSE grants for college AI projects, civil discourse initiatives, accreditor reforms, and short programs.

CDC revised the childhood vaccine schedule, shifting some shots to high-risk or shared decision-making while keeping coverage.

House bill H.R. 6937 would eliminate H-1B visas. Here’s what it could mean for school and campus hiring and what parents can do.

FDA says data gaps prevent firm safety calls on PFAS intentionally added to cosmetics. Here’s what families can do now.