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The Education Department is paying us millions not to work
Education staff are eager to serve the public. The Trump administration’s layoffs put us in a legal limbo that helps nobody.
Birthright citizenship, redistricting among 10 cases left at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court is set for a momentous week as the justices enter the homestretch of decision season, racing to finish ...
1.2 million fake students applied to California community colleges last year. What’s being done?
Scammers stole more than $10 million in financial aid last year by fraudulently enrolling in California's community colleges.
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Education company in Wisconsin to lay off 30 employees, possibly more in near future
An education company in Wisconsin announced an impending mass layoff of at least 30 workers in August. Nasco Education LLC ...
What cases are left on the Supreme Court's emergency docket? Here's a look
A little less than once a week, on average, since President Donald Trump began his second term, his administration’s lawyers ...
AI now writes 25% of code in the US: Should Computer Science students rethink their career plans?
Artificial intelligence is increasingly generating code for major tech companies, impacting entry-level programming roles and ...
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Colorado so far wins favorable rulings in most of its lawsuits opposing Trump policies
Most of the lawsuits Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has filed against the Trump administration have resulted in court ...
The Department of Education is paying us not to work. We would rather be working.
March, the Trump administration has blocked me and hundreds of others from doing any work while we continue to receive full ...
Greater Cincinnati school district cuts 185 jobs to help with budget deficit
During a Board of Education meeting on Monday, the district approved the elimination of 185 positions in an effort to close a budget gap of over $4 million.