The Departments of Education and Treasury have launched a partnership aimed at improving federal student aid management amid rising loan defaults. Officials say this move will bring financial discipline to a $1.7 trillion portfolio affecting millions of Americans.
U.S. Department of Education leaders visit Vermont and West Virginia for History Rocks! events
U.S. Department of Education leaders visited schools in Vermont and West Virginia as part of their History Rocks! tour celebrating America's upcoming 250th birthday. The initiative aims to strengthen civic literacy by connecting students with foundational American principles through interactive activities.
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Oversight Committee launches investigation into fraud in California hospice programs
The House Oversight Committee is investigating alleged large-scale fraud within California's federally funded hospice programs following reports about insufficient state safeguards against abuse. Lawmakers requested documents from Governor Gavin Newsom after citing significant increases in suspicious billing practices.
Secretary Rubio discusses Iran and Haiti with Canadian Foreign Minister Anand
Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with Canada's Anita Anand about Iran's nuclear program and efforts in Haiti. The officials discussed security cooperation and support for a UN-backed force.
Brookings Institution hosts expert panel on future U.S. Taiwan policy options
As tensions in the Taiwan Strait continue to rise, questions are emerging about whether current U.S. policy toward Taiwan and cross-strait relations remains effective.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement details arrests and convictions for fraud and drug crimes
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced several enforcement actions on March 22, 2026.
New U.S.-Japan trade deal leads to major energy projects across multiple states
Three major energy projects have been announced following a U.S.-Japan trade deal worth $550 billion. These initiatives focus on advanced nuclear reactors and large-scale natural gas facilities across several states. Additionally, five Arizona tribes are set to receive federal funding for broadband connectivity.
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