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The Biden administration released guidance on Monday urging universities to consider race as a factor in admissions, but legal and education experts who spoke with the Daily Caller News Foundation said the guidance might not be constitutional.

A conservative think tank filed a lawsuit against the Department of Education on Wednesday seeking a court order forcing the department to produce documents related to the agency's enforcement of Section 117 of the Higher Education Act, which requires universities to disclose donations by foreign entities.

Biden Admin Sued After Refusing To Provide Documents About Chinese Donations To University ‘Biden Center’ Kate Anderson on August 9, 2023 The Defense of

The Defense of Freedom Institute filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration for failing to produce records regarding the CCP;s influence at UPenn.

President Joe Biden's latest effort to cancel student loans through an "adjustment" to an existing federal program is the latest sign he intends to carry the issue into the 2024 presidential campaign.

The Biden administration's latest effort to forgive student loans for 800,000 borrowers received a cold reception from the president's political rivals, who accused the administration of attempting to defy the Supreme Court.

Public Schools Are Public Enemy Number One, The teacher’s unions have grown much too powerful. Their collusion with school districts across the nation that allow these crimes against our youth to continue is despicable. Many thanks to DFI for their efforts to change passing the trash to Catching The Trash, This abuse of morality and justice is the result of collective bargaining agreements negotiated between teacher unions and school districts

The number of sexual abuse cases in public schools is shocking.

A new resource guide from the Department of Education and the Department of Justice advises school districts that suspending a student who skips school is potentially discriminatory toward minority students.

Public schools have become adept in allowing teachers accused of sexual assault to move to other schools, often with the help of collective bargaining agreements negotiated by teachers unions, a new report alleges.