United States — United States Department of Education & Linda McMahon

United States — United States Department of Education: The United States — United States Department of Education announced it will begin collecting on defaulted student loans, ending a period of leniency and potentially garnishing wages for millions of borrowers. This action follows previous attempts by the department under Joe Biden to forgive student loans, which were blocked by courts.

Linda McMahon: Linda McMahon, as Education Secretary, announced the United States — United States Department of Education's decision to resume student loan collections, stating that taxpayers will no longer serve as collateral for what she called 'irresponsible student loan policies.'

United States — United States Department of Education: The United States — United States Department of Education initiated the civil rights investigation and announced the agreement with the University of Pennsylvania, enforcing the new policy.

Linda McMahon: Linda McMahon, the US Education Secretary, praised the agreement as a victory for women and girls, emphasizing the Trump administration's efforts to protect women's sports.

United States — United States Department of Education: The United States — United States Department of Education announced the freeze on new federal grants to Harvard University, acting on behalf of the Trump administration's demands.

Linda McMahon: Linda McMahon, as Education Secretary, accused Harvard University of making a mockery of the higher education system and enrolling foreign students with contempt for the United States.

United States — United States Department of Education: The United States — United States Department of Education defended the data collection effort, arguing for transparency in how federal funding is spent by institutions. Its Office for Civil Rights also directed Harvard University to comply with data requests.

Linda McMahon: Linda McMahon, as Education Secretary, stated that the collected data must be disaggregated by race and sex and retroactively reported, and could take action against non-compliant colleges.

Linda McMahon: Linda McMahon, as Education Secretary, is empowered by the new rule to remove employers from the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program if their work is deemed to have a 'substantial illegal purpose'.