Days after announcing $4.28 billion in student loan relief, President Joe Biden abruptly withdrew two of the plans affecting thousands of recipients. With a few weeks left […]

President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice doled out over $100 million in grants relating to diversity, equity, and inclusion for K-12, a new Parents Defending Education report found. Over $45 million went to project proposals that mention restorative practices or social-emotional learning,

The report published Thursday analyzed grants awarded by the Department of Justice to school districts since 2021.

After the Biden administration withdrew its sweeping student loan forgiveness plans, borrowers should look into the existing debt cancellation programs.

The Biden administration announced the cancellation of student debt for an additional 55,000 public service workers on Friday.

With just under a month left in his administration, President Joe Biden managed to fulfill one of his campaign promises, forgiving the student debts of nearly 55,000 borrowers. Do

Biden proposed amending this to include gender identity, but citing public comments and pending lawsuits on the matter, the Department of Education released a docket announcing it is withdrawing ...

President Joe Biden’s administration has canceled ... more than 726,300 of them over the age of 71, according to the Education Department. Older borrowers are one of the fastest-growing segments ...

The Education Department has been hurrying to finalize a new federal rule that would cancel student loans for people who face financial hardship. The proposal — one of Biden’s only student loan plans that has not been halted by federal courts — is in a public comment period scheduled to end December 2.

The country’s roughly 40 million federal student loan borrowers should brace for change when President Joe Biden exits office toward the end of the month.

President Joe Biden waited two years into his term in office to issue his first presidential veto, but he is concluding his term with the most vetoes since former President

Veterans will receive better health care and other benefits under a bill President Joe Biden signed into law Thursday night.