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White House Will Release $5.5 Billion for Schools, After Surprise Delay
The White House will release $5.5 billion in frozen education funds, administration officials announced on Friday, bringing an end to a chaotic month for school districts that had counted on the money with just weeks to go before the start of the school year.
A letter from the state's congressional Democrats comes as Republicans have asked and Democrats have sued over the matter.
The Trump administration is releasing billions of dollars in frozen grants to schools. The Green Bay public school board will ...
The White House defended the freeze. “There is no uncertainty in this building,” Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said. But ...
Brown has secured a $500 million loan amid federal cuts to research and financial aid in recent months, marking at least the ...
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Education Dept. Lifts Freeze on Remaining Federal FundsA freeze on federal education funding that prompted two lawsuits has been lifted, and states will be able to access the money ...
As of July 18, the Trump administration has announced it’s unfreezing $1.4 billion, for one of the seven affected grant ...
Lawyers for Harvard and the Trump administration asked a federal judge to decide whether the government has the power to ...
A federal judge on Monday appeared skeptical of the federal government’s justification for freezing nearly $3 billion in ...
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