U.S. Higher-Ed Oversight Shifts: Schools Could Lose Direct Loans After Repeated Low Earnings Outcomes
Washington, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Education and a panel of stakeholders reached consensus Friday on a proposed new
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Virginia – Petersburg Pilot Aims To Bring More Medical Access And Fresh Groceries To One Of America’s Most Underserved Cities
Petersburg, Va. — Families in Petersburg could soon see more options for urgent medical care, improved school nutrition, and help
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Proposed 75% Tax Credit (Up To $300) For Gun Safes Targets Families With Kids Or Dependents
Washington — A new House bill would push school districts to send parents information about secure gun storage, and promote
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New York – $68M In Grants Targets Seniors, Veterans, And Homeowners Needing Emergency Fixes
Albany, N.Y. — Nearly 1,300 low- to moderate-income households across New York could soon get help paying for critical home
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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
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New York City – Hochul, Mamdani Announce Free Child Care For 2 And Under; Universal Pre-K By 2028-29
New York, N.Y. — New York City parents could soon see a major new option for toddlers: state leaders say
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New York – Hochul Proposes New Penalties and Safety Standards to Curb 3D-Printed Guns
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is proposing a new package of firearm measures aimed at limiting the spread of 3D-printed
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Iowa – Schools Get More Flexibility After U.S. Education Department Approves Federal Funding Waiver
Iowa schools could see fewer federal paperwork hurdles and more flexibility in how certain federal education dollars are used after
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Minnesota – Officials Urge Families To Avoid East 34th Street And Portland Avenue Area After ICE Shooting
Minneapolis, Minn. — A shooting involving federal law enforcement near East 34th Street and Portland Avenue in Minneapolis drew a
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U.S. Awards $169M In College Grants For AI In Classrooms, Civil Discourse, And Short-Term Job Training
U.S. Education Dept. awards $169M in FIPSE grants for college AI projects, civil discourse initiatives, accreditor reforms, and short programs.
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