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An administrative judge for the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission criticized the move as a “complete overreach.” 
President Donald Trump castigated prior investment in higher ed, arguing many programs don't have necessary incentives “to meet workforce training needs.” 
We’re rounding up recent stories, from a legal victory for some noncitizen students to Harvard University's legal fight against the Trump administration. 
The education initiative supports Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s goal to increase the percentage of Michiganders with a degree or certificate to 60% by 2030. 
The agency didn’t follow the proper procedures when it issued sweeping guidance threatening federal funding in February, one court ruled. 
The Ivy League institution also threatened student protesters with arrest amid reports that demonstrators were planning more encampments. 
It now has multiple categories to capture the size and mission of colleges and a new classification focused on student access and earnings. 
Organizations will have to certify that they don’t have diversity programs that violate federal antidiscrimination laws and that they aren’t boycotting Israel. 
The Federal Trade Commission’s amended final rule expands parental control over companies that collect children’s data. 
Some critics worry the directive will hurt marginalized students, but supporters say race-based practices hamper school safety. 
The 17 state plaintiffs don't want to declare the disability discrimination rule unconstitutional but continue to argue that gender dysphoria is not a disability. 
The Trump administration's efforts to withhold funds from schools "raise the specter of a public 'witch hunt,'" one ruling said. 
In addition to advancing AI in schools, the orders call for a review of discipline guidance based on “discriminatory and unlawful ‘equity’ ideology.” 
A draft order would direct federal agencies to prioritize artificial intelligence initiatives in schools and to help train students and teachers to use the tech. 
Cost and lack of space remain barriers for many school districts that may want to offer this career education track, says one CTE expert. 
Transgender and nonbinary youth were more likely to experience food insecurity, houselessness and unmet basic needs compared to peers.