President Donald Trump is attempting to dismantle the Department of Education. His efforts are history repeating itself.

On Thursday, the Trump administration pivoted to a new tack: mass firings of probationary workers. Given that there are an estimated 200,000 federal workers on probationary status, that approach could ...

Anger and confusion among Alaska’s federal workers were rampant on Friday as mass firings ordered by President Donald Trump ...

California received about $8 billion in funding for K-12 education and about $7 billion in funding for higher education in ...

The job cuts are being imposed unilaterally, without the approval of Congress to shrink or overhaul federal agencies.

A mass firing of probationary federal government employees has been ordered by the Trump administration, potentially ...

Dismantling ED would be devastating for the country’s children from their earliest years of learning through graduation ...

Chinese-owned social media app TikTok reappeared on Apple and Google's app stores for U.S. customers four weeks after being ...

Even as President Trump has vowed to close the Education Department, he has sought to use the agency’s powers. Dana Goldstein, a reporter covering education and families for The New York Times, ...

Follow updates as Donald Trump Cabinet picks Linda McMahon, Robert Kennedy and Kash Patel face Senate proceedings. The ...

Linda McMahon outlines plans to restructure Education Department, balancing Trump's goals with congressional mandates.