Department of Education
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Mass Repayment Plan Transitions Spark Widespread Errors and Financial Pressure for Millions of US Debtors
Following court rulings ending the SAVE plan, nearly 8 million US borrowers face severe billing glitches and payment surges up to five times higher.
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Senators Renew Push to Tie College Accreditation to Student Loan Outcomes
Senators Elizabeth Warren and Dick Durbin are reintroducing legislation to hold colleges accountable for student debt by reforming the federal accreditation system.
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Linda McMahon’s Bold Push to Decentralize U.S. Education Sparks Debate
Linda McMahon, Secretary of Education, advances dramatic reforms to shift federal education power to states and localities, igniting debate over the future of U.S. schools.
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U.S. Student Loan Forgiveness Returns: How Income-Based Relief Is Changing Lives in 2025
The Department of Education has resumed income-based student loan forgiveness, offering long-awaited relief to borrowers who have spent decades repaying debt. Hear how this policy shift is impacting lives and what the future holds for student loan repayment.