A National Emergency, One Classroom at a Time Abandonment from Above: How Federal Cuts Deepened the Crisis Rebuilding the Profession: Local Solutions and a Call for Cultural Change
A New Federalism: States Race to Reclaim Control An Ideological Reset: DEI, Gender, and the Federal Exit Plan The Quiet Collapse: Defunding Research and Losing Institutional Memory
From Meritocracy to Ideological Policing: The Scope of Trump’s DEI Executive Order The Irony of Exclusion: How Rural Communities Are Hurt by the DEI Ban The Global Repercussions: Academic Censorship, International Fallout, and Legal Challenges
Disabled Students Face Uncertain Future as Federal Protections Weaken A Nation Divided: Political Leaders Clash Over the Role of Federal Education Oversight Promises, Pitfalls, and the Path Ahead: What Comes After the Department of Education?
A Long-Standing Conservative Dream Becomes Executive Action Disruption and Disparity: The Consequences of Federal Withdrawal A Nation Divided: The Battle Over Educational Control
The Federal Overhaul: Reshaping the Department of Education The Department of Education's Demise: Short-Term Benefits, Long-Term Consequences The Rise of Educational Authoritarianism and State Control
The Erosion of Public Confidence in U.S.
The Repression of Diversity and Inclusion of Trump's Policies on Higher Education and Research The Consequences of Trump's Executive Orders: Scientific Research in Crisis International Repercussions: The Effects of Trump's Policies on Global Research
Restricting Loan Forgiveness: Restoring Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Legal Battles and Borrower Uncertainty Navigating the Future: What Borrowers Should Do Next
Reductions in School Meals and Local Food Programs The Impact of SNAP Cuts on Low-Income Households: A Devastating Blow A Disruption to Essential Services and Developing Crisis for Vulnerable Populations
Staff Reductions: The Effect on a Department That Has Been Shaken by Layoffs The Impact of Teacher Training Cuts on Educational Equity A Nation Divided Over the Future of Education: Legal and Political Consequences
From WWE to Washington: McMahon’s Journey to Political Power Scandals and Skepticism: The Shadows of WWE and McMahon’s Reform Agenda The Future of American Education: Challenges and Reactions to McMahon’s Leadership
The Disintegration of Federal Oversight and Budget Cuts The Conflict Over Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Programs The Uncertain Future of American Education
Education Spending Cuts Implemented by the Trump Administration: A Significant Change in U.S. Policy
Economic and Trade Expansion: Pursuing Mutual Growth A Framework for the Future: Defense and Strategic Partnerships Global Implications, Education, and People-to-People Ties
Enhancing Critical Thinking Through Multi-Dimensional Queries Multi-Dimensional Assessments - Kirkpatrick’s Model and Radar Charts Broader Impact of Radar Charts and Multi-Dimensional Assessments
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has long been a critical player in global development, with a particular emphasis on humanitarian aid, healthcare, and education. The agency has been a critical participant in the promotion of U.S. soft power on a global scale by implementing capacity-building initiatives, scholarship programs, and development projects since its inception in 1961 by President John F. Kennedy. Nevertheless, the precipitous suspension and dismantling of USAID under former U.S.
Political leaders, education experts, and policymakers are profoundly divided on the department's function, effectiveness, and necessity, as the debate regarding the U.S. Department of Education has reached a critical juncture. Recent Congressional hearings, data analyses, and policy proposals have reignited debates regarding the efficacy of education funding and the appropriateness of the federal government's continued supervision of K-12 education.