Education

DOJ: Yale Medical School Illegally Gave Preferential Treatment to Black and Hispanic Student Applicants

A federal investigation found that Yale School of Medicine gave admissions preference to Black and Hispanic applicants over higher-achieving white and Asian applicants, raising concerns about fairness and discrimination.

More States Enact New Laws Curbing Teachers Unions

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed labor reforms tightening teacher union votes, boosting illegal strike fines and expanding merit pay for educators.
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Complaint Alleges Nation’s Largest Teachers Union Allowed Anti-Semitism to Spread in Public Schools

A human rights group filed a federal complaint alleging the NEA discriminated against Jewish members and fostered a hostile K–12 school environment.

DOJ Sues New Jersey Over In-State Tuition, Aid for Illegal Aliens

The DOJ filed a complaint in federal court against a New Jersey law that allows in-state tuition rates and financial assistance to illegal aliens

Department of Education: New Student Loan Restrictions Take Effect Within 2 Months

Loan limits and other “commonsense” measures for financing higher education and protecting families and taxpayers should be in place within two months.

Education Department Finalizes Landmark Rule to Lower Cost of College

Trump's Department of Education has released a final rule that aims to lower the cost of college and make student loan repayment easier. 

DOJ Probes 36 Illinois School Districts Over Sexual Orientation Content in Pre-K–12 Classes

The DOJ is investigating 36 Illinois school districts over whether sexual orientation and gender identity content is being taught in pre-K–12 classes.

Complaint Says American Medical Association Should End Minority Scholarships or Lose Tax-Exempt Status

A national group opposing DEI in medical schools urges the IRS to consider revoking a nonprofit scholarship program’s tax-exempt status.