The Trump administration has said it will release $7 billion in congressionally approved federal education funds that it had been withholding.

The Georgia Board of Education met briefly Tuesday to distribute $48.2 million in previously frozen federal funds to centers that provide summer and after-school programs for kids.

Twenty-four states with Democratic governors and Washington, D.C., filed a lawsuit against the administration, and soon after ...

ORONO, Maine — The University of Maine System's monthly snapshot of federal funding impacts showed 12 federal awards have ...

Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) has quickly made a name for herself on Capitol Hill. As an outspoken member of the House ...

The Trump administration has frozen $108 million in federal funding for Duke Health, a senior administration official confirmed, amid allegations of “systemic racial discrimination.” ...

The Georgia State Board of Education formally granted $48 million in federal funds that the Trump administration had withheld from state after-school and summer programs.

The program connects adult volunteers, or “foster grandparents,” with children in need of care and guidance, helping kids ...

An investigation by the Department of Education and a letter requiring action from the Department of Health and Human ...

Senior Centers, Inc. says foster grandparents will conclude their service in August 2025, "as a financial path forward beyond ...

The tweak in policy was outlined in a memo provided to 11Alive. It notes that automatic freezes remain "suspended until ...

The Philipsburg-Osceola Area School District, which is split between Centre and Clearfield counties, expected to lose roughly ...