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Trump, public school funding

Trump backs down, forced to release $5 billion in school funds after lawsuit and backlash

the Trump administration is backing down—agreeing to release over $5 billion in public school funding it had been illegally withholding since June.

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Trump to release $5 billion in public school dollars withheld by his administration

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Trump administration to release over $5 billion in school funding after backlash

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Education Department Says It Will Release Billions in Remaining Withheld Grant Money for Schools

The Trump administration is releasing billions of dollars in grants to schools for adult literacy, English language instruction and other programs, the Education Department said Friday.

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Trump admin expected to release full $165M in frozen funding for NC public schools

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Education Department to release billions in funds withheld from schools

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Education Department releases $5 billion to schools after monthlong hold

The pause in funds led to delays and closures in some programs and layoffs at schools in Alaska.

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Trump administration will release billions in federal grants withheld from schools

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Trump administration will release billions in frozen education funds withheld from schools

Trump, Jeffrey Epstein

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Trump Still Dealing With Epstein Scandal Backlash: Latest Updates

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said this week the administration is reaching out to attorneys for Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell, who was sentenced to 20 years in prison for helping Epste...

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Trump Struggles To Quell Epstein Controversy, Facing Backlash From Allies

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Amid Epstein fallout, the Trump administration turns to MAGA's other greatest hits

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Trump gives away the game with Ghislaine: DOJ interviews widely recognized as cynical ploy

Donald Trump's former criminal defense attorney, Todd Blanche, under the guise of his deputy attorney general title, spent two days interviewing sex trafficker and Jeffrey Epstein accomplice Ghislaine...

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Trump admin live updates: Trump denies wanting to cut subsidies for Elon Musk

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House subcommittee votes to subpoena Justice Department for Epstein files

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Is Donald Trump Named in the Epstein Files?

“The American people deserve transparency and accountability and his victims deserve justice,” Rep. Summer Lee of Pennsylvania, the top-ranking Democrat on the panel, wrote on X Wednesday.

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Bondi facing Democratic calls to testify following report she told Trump he was in Epstein files

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Judges deny releasing Ghislaine Maxwell grand jury transcripts from cases in New York and Florida

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Neighbors upset after Trump administration approves air quality exemption to Sterigenics

Scientists pinpoint how many hours sleep will increase your risk of heart disease Trump backs down, forced to release $5 billion in school funds after lawsuit and backlash The ‘Gen Z stare’ is more than a TikTok trend — it’s a real problem in the workplace and the job market

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Trump Unfreezes $6B In Education Grants After Backlash: What To Know About The Decision

Trump administration’s Education Department announced the release of over $6 billion in education grants, previously frozen on July 1 for a White House review, following intense pressure from Republican senators and school leaders.

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Senator hits Trump for blaming Epstein backlash on Dems, says it's as if viral CEO faulted Coldplay

Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar knocked President Donald Trump for blaming Democrats over the backlash his administration faces on the Jeffrey Epstein case.

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Trump's Japan Auto Deal Fuels Backlash Among U.S. Carmakers

President Donald Trump's latest trade agreement with Japan is stirring backlash from American carmakers and labour unions, who say the deal threatens to put domestic manufacturers at a competitive disadvantage.

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Trump faces backlash as 69% believe Epstein details concealed, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds

Most Americans think President Donald Trump's administration is hiding information about accused sex-trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and give it poor marks on the issue after pledging to make public documents in the case,