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In 2022, a significant legislative milestone was reached when Congress passed a law requiring the U.S. Department of Education to begin tracking incidents of...
Technology
A federal appellate court in Washington, D.C., has issued a major decision regarding the United States government’s blacklisting...
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In a move that highlights growing anxieties over the intersection of national security policy and the First Amendment,...
Education
The landscape of American higher education and workforce development is undergoing a fundamental shift as the long-anticipated debut...
Following his return to the White House last January, President Donald Trump wasted little time in reshaping the federal government’s approach to law enforcement and criminal justice. In a swift and decisive executive action, Trump officially overturned the moratorium on federal executions that had been established by his predecessor, President Joe Biden. Along with dismantling […]
In 2022, a significant legislative milestone was reached when Congress passed a law requiring the U.S. Department of Education to begin tracking incidents of sexual violence across all institutions of higher education that receive federal student aid. The mandate was hailed by advocates as a critical step toward understanding the true scale of sexual misconduct […]
In a major legal victory for Google and a significant blow to online publishers concerned about the financial impact of artificial intelligence on web traffic, a United States federal judge has dismissed antitrust lawsuits brought against the search giant by education technology company Chegg and digital publisher Penske Media. The lawsuits accused Google of engaging […]
The landscape of American higher education and workforce development is undergoing a fundamental shift as the long-anticipated debut of Workforce Pell finally moves from legislative theory to campus reality. Later this month, Ivy Tech Community College in Indiana will mark a historic milestone by beginning to distribute federal financial aid dollars to eligible students enrolled […]
A federal appellate court in Washington, D.C., has issued a major decision regarding the United States government’s blacklisting of artificial intelligence developer Anthropic, highlighting a significant statutory distinction in how federal agencies can restrict technology vendors on supply-chain risk grounds. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that the federal […]
In a move that highlights growing anxieties over the intersection of national security policy and the First Amendment, a coalition of independent booksellers has issued a formal open letter to the American Booksellers Association (ABA) and the American Booksellers for Free Expression (ABFE). The letter sounds an "urgent concern" regarding the Trump administration’s National Security […]
