Unlike the traditional IPEDS survey, the agency is requesting seven years of applicants’ data in a single submission.

The agency told staff they will be working on the office’s casework of complaints while off administrative leave.

The company is not publicly listed as part of the new portal project in federal spending records.

A workers union contends more than 200 ED staff could see their RIFs halted under the broad language of Congress’s funding deal.

The White House disclosed at least 4,100 federal workers may have been sent RIF notices, a week after President Trump said he and OMB’s Russ Vought would…

The apparently automatic email changes are raising fears that agency employees will be implicated in Hatch Act violations.

Gutted research offices raise doubts about the agency’s future data integrity, several former ED staffers say.

The 2-1 majority cited the Supreme Court’s ruling to grant DOGE access to Social Security Administration IT and said a district court “abused its discretion” by issuing…

A Treasury watchdog report reveals how inaccurate tax information impacted FAFSA requests, offering a warning to agencies as they follow a Trump executive order to spur data…

Sharing the personally identifiable information with DOGE representatives likely violated the Privacy Act, Judge Deborah L. Boardman ruled.