
FCC Reviews $3B School Internet Subsidy Program Amid Screen Time Concerns
Chairman Brendan Carr proposes cutting E-Rate program, raising debate over digital equity and children's health.

Chairman Brendan Carr proposes cutting E-Rate program, raising debate over digital equity and children's health.

NPR reports the department failed to reassure advocates amid fears of special education oversight being moved to another agency.

Secretary Lonnie Bunch emphasizes 'accuracy and integrity' in staff memo responding to White House report alleging political activism at the National Museum of American History.

With record air travel and retiring workforce, new graduates are finding jobs before graduation.

Health departments and nonprofits blindsided as federal funding for evidence-based programs is cut without warning.

As Silicon Valley elites enroll children in AI-driven schools, experts warn of growing divides and the risks of unregulated tech in classrooms.
New features let users generate 60-second AI video clips from their notes, while deeper Gemini integration expands the tool's reach.

Starting July 1, federal Pell Grants can be used for short-term workforce programs, but only 11 states have qualified so far.

As the One Big Beautiful Bill Act reshapes federal lending, experts weigh in on whether capping loans could reduce college costs or harm access.