While the nation’s attention is fixated on the confirmation hearing of Linda McMahon, President Donald Trump’s executive orders aimed at dismantling the Department of Education and his directives to e
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DOGE deadline for Department of Education employees to accept $25K buyout passes
Education Department Offers $25K Buyout to Staff Facing Midnight Deadline
The department offers $25K buyouts to staff with midnight deadline as Linda McMahon takes the helm amid major restructuring plans.
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Education Department offers staff $25K incentive to quit before Monday deadline
U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon announced plans to reduce bureaucratic inefficiencies at the Department of Education, aligning with President Donald Trumps push to transfer oversight of education to
The U.S. Senate confirmed Linda McMahon as Secretary of Education in 51-45 on Monday. President Donald Trump has long teased the possibility of closing the Department of Education, and he could be closer to making good on his pledge.
Linda McMahon, President Trump’s nominee to lead the Department of Education, said she “wholeheartedly” agrees with his plan to abolish the federal agency. The statement came in response to
Education Secretary Linda McMahon has released what she calls the "final mission" for the Department of Education, as the Trump administration appears to be laying the groundwork for the agency's dismantling.
Secretary Linda McMahon's goals for restructuring the department include prioritizing parental decisions on their kids' education and eliminating DEI.
The Senate voted Monday to confirm former wrestling executive Linda McMahon as the nation's education chief, a role that places her atop a department that President Trump has vilified and vowed to dismantle.
Linda McMahon, a major Republican donor and a former pro-wrestling executive, was confirmed Monday to serve as President Donald Trump’s secretary of the Department of Education.
The U.S. Senate on Monday confirmed billionaire and former World Wrestling Entertainment executive Linda McMahon as the secretary of Education, an agency President Donald Trump wants to abolish. All but two members of the 22-member Cabinet have been been confirmed with the exceptions Lori Chavez-DeRemer in the Labor Department and Elise Stefanik as United Nations ambassador.
McMahon, 76, has been tasked with helping Trump's administration weaken the Department of Education, which was formed under President Jimmy Carter
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