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The Department of Education under the Trump administration has proposed narrowing which graduate programs count as “professional” for higher federal loan caps, listing roughly 10–11 fields (medicine, ...
The 2025–2026 Department of Education (ED) guidance substantially narrows which programs count as “professional degrees,” cutting the eligible list from roughly 2,000 programs in prior practice to few...
Available reporting does not identify James Talarico’s campaign manager as a “Zionist” or otherwise label their views on Zionism; coverage focuses on Talarico’s own statements, faith, fundraising and ...
The Department of Education’s revised definition narrows “professional degree” status to roughly 11 fields — including medicine, law, pharmacy and dentistry — which makes those programs eligible for t...
Police statements and multiple news outlets report that was on two counts of after a physical altercation with students at a ; reporters cite jail records confirming booking and that investigators ide...
Multiple independent fact‑checking organizations — including PolitiFact, Snopes, AFP Fact Check, FactCheck.org and BBC Reality Check — examined viral claims about police deaths and other fatalities ti...
Available reporting shows the Education Department recently redefined which graduate programs count as “professional degrees,” and nursing was left off that list—prompting pushback from nursing organi...
The Department of Education’s recent regulatory change has removed nursing from the explicit examples of “professional degree” discussion, and reporting says the agency now excludes nursing from being...
The Department of Education’s late‑2025 proposal would, according to multiple reports, remove many graduate health, education and social‑service programs from the agency’s list of “professional degree...