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McMahon rejects ‘misconception’ of federal funding losses if Education Department heads back to states
Education Secretary Linda McMahon on Sunday pushed back on what she called a “misconception” of federal funding losses if her department is wound down at the federal level the way the Trump administration wants. “I think the misconception is that federal funding will go away if the Department of Education goes back more to the…
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“Any deal they make, I’m pretty much not happy with it,” the president said…
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The lawsuit comes almost two months after Trump filed a lawsuit against the IRS…
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