Juan Perez Jr.
Education Reporter at POLITICO
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politico.com | Juan Perez Jr. |Rebecca Carballo |Nick Niedzwiadek
The department had also been negotiating a memorandum of understanding with the Treasury Department regarding student loan management, agency chief of staff Rachel Oglesby said in a court declaration filed late Tuesday, but paused that work after a court halted the agency’s effort to conduct a massive reduction-in-force in March.
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yahoo.com | Juan Perez Jr. |Rebecca Carballo |Nick Niedzwiadek
The Education Department struck agreements to send billions of dollars to the Labor Department to administer a suite of education grants and detail several agency employees to the Treasury Department to help manage collections on federal student loans. Those agency plans, revealed in court documents viewed by POLITICO, are now on hold because of a federal judge’s ruling that temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s efforts to slash the Education Department’s workforce.
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politico.com | Rebecca Carballo |Juan Perez Jr. |Eric He
California’s public schools receive nearly $8 billion annually from the U.S. Education Department. California Gov. Gavin Newsom is feuding with President Donald Trump over troop deployment to LA. | Rich Pedroncelli/AP The Trump administration is considering cutting federal education funds to California, according to people familiar with the administration’s thinking. The discussion comes as Gov.
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politico.com | Juan Perez Jr.
A worker mows the grass at Rosenbloom Field at Grinnell College on Oct. 8, 2021, in Grinnell, Iowa. | Charlie Neibergall/AP THE TAXMAN COMETH — The country’s small, private liberal arts colleges are speaking out about what they want from the Senate’s anticipated take on a revised college endowment tax.
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wiadomosci.onet.pl | Juan Perez Jr.
Uniwersytety nigdy nie wyobrażały sobie, że staną w obliczu administracji tak chętnej do szybkiego wykorzystania uprawnień rządowych. Ludzie Trumpa zabierają fundusze na badania i zabraniają rekrutacji studentów zagranicznych, ostatecznie przypierając uczelnie do muru. — Harvard wie, że nie wytrzyma tego długo, po prostu nie może. Będzie musiał usiąść do stołu — mówi w rozmowie z POLITICO urzędnik amerykańskiej administracji, który chciał zachować anonimowość.
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