Donald Trump has made no secret of his desire to dismantle the Department of Education (DOE) and overhaul student loans. He has repeatedly called for eliminating the agency throughout his political career, arguing that education policy should be left to states and local governments. But what would that mean for federal student loans? Could borrowers see their debts wiped out if the DOE ceases to exist, or would they simply find themselves under new management? Let's break down what's possible.
President Donald Trump has made no secret of his desire to dismantle the Department of Education and overhaul student loans. He has repeatedly called for eliminating the agency throughout his political career, arguing that education policy should be left to states and local governments. But what …
A photo taken Thursday of President Donald Trump meeting with Indian Prime minister Narendra Modi at the White House has revealed an interesting interior design choice in the West Wing: Trump’s 2023 mug shot, framed and hanging just outside of the door to the Oval Office. Key Facts One photo of the …
The Department of Defense is aiming to cut between 50,000 and 60,000 civilian employees, the Associated Press reported Tuesday—a day after an appeals court upheld a ruling ordering the Trump administration to reverse tens of thousands of firings across multiple government agencies. Key …
A federal judge Thursday extended a freeze on the Trump administration’s plan to place over 2,000 U.S. Agency for International Development staffers on leave, according to multiple outlets, marking the latest development concerning USAID as President Donald Trump looks to dismantle the 63-year-0ld …
