Less than 24 hours after losing its ability to admit international students, Harvard sued the Trump administration.
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House Republicans advance a historic national school voucher program to the Senate, aiming to reshape education.
The Trump administration revoked Harvard's ability to enroll international students, citing safety concerns and policy disputes.
Justice Barrett recused herself as the Supreme Court deadlocked 4-4, blocking a religious charter school in Oklahoma.
A federal law aids homeless students' education, but schools worry about its future if the U.S. Education Dept closes.
The U.S. economy is in flux
Groceries and housing costs rise, student loans resume. Inflation and tariffs add to Americans' challenges.
Jo Strogatz, 23, explores love, friendship, and self-discovery in her NPR-winning podcast, "Just Friends."
Small rural religious colleges face closures, but St. Ambrose and Mount Mercy unite to survive amid enrollment declines.
Taylor Carty, with cerebral palsy, dreams of becoming a doctor to help children with disabilities. Facing challenges, she is determined.
A federal effort to fund private school tuition is advancing, with a $20 billion voucher program included in a bill.