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The federal government seeks to overturn a decision against its previous roughly $2.2 billion freeze on Harvard University's research funding. 
The majority of those polled said they either strongly or somewhat want to attend a college that “supports students of all races and ethnicities.” 
A group of lawmakers is pushing back on proposed regulatory language that would limit federal student loans for graduate nursing programs to $100,000. 
The companies pointed to their complementary offerings and demand for AI skills training. 
Individuals in Nigeria — one of the countries sending the most foreign students to the U.S. — will not be able to receive student visas beginning Jan. 1. 
The plaintiffs allege that public colleges, schools and healthcare systems all could be harmed by a $100,000 fee on new visas. 
They contend the 2024 statute violates their First Amendment rights and is impermissibly vague about what speech it prohibits. 
The initiative gives students free access to AI tools like a research assistant, but colleges should ensure they don’t become shortcuts, an expert said. 
The standards were already on pause, but the court ruled this week that the state board of education violated the law in creating and adopting them. 
Data released by The Trevor Project shows a lower suicide risk for students whose pronouns were used. In some states, policies make it a challenge. 
In a hearing on Tuesday, lawmakers disagreed over whether sports was an effective school safety measure in the wake of recent school shootings. 
The model is helping a suburban Atlanta district’s small instructional technology staff to scale artificial intelligence professional development. 
The Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act of 2025 was sent to President Donald Trump’s desk after the House approved the bipartisan legislation Monday. 
The U.S. Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service said more details on the process, which doesn’t yet have a deadline, are on the way.