“Later this week, we will be announcing whether to extend the pause further,” an Education Department spokesperson said in a statement to POLITICO.

Education Department says that a subset of federal student loans owned by private lenders no longer qualify for relief.

Senior department officials are preparing the mechanics of how the agency would operate a mass loan forgiveness program.

Schumer is ramping up pressure on President Joe Biden to cancel $50,000 of student loan debt per borrower “with the flick of a pen” through executive action.

The difference of a few days when it comes to interest accrual on the massive federal student loan portfolio amounts to hundreds of millions of dollars for borrowers.

The department’s guidance to loan servicers this week reflects the logistical challenges that the agency faces.

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Administration officials prepare for "unprecedented" restart of student loan payments amid customer service rollbacks.

The secretary's remarks come after nearly four years of frequently sparring with the career employees of her department.

Some labor groups want Biden to go higher than $10K per borrower and avoid income limits.

5th Circuit judge saw "no basis" for recusal, but cites "ongoing" evaluation of ethics obligations

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With Education Secretary Miguel Cardona finally installed, the administration is intensifying its efforts to meet its 100 day-goal for in-person learning.

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“I am not suggesting that you may never campaign for the President, but you may not do so when it interferes with your official duties," Chairwoman Carolyn Maloney wrote.

It marks the first-ever action against a school that is currently in operation.

The Justice Department joined with DeVos to fight a subpoena as part of a class-action lawsuit brought on behalf of some 160,000 former for-profit college students.

Officials are set to meet with student debt activists and advocacy groups pressuring the administration to cancel large amounts of debt.

The Education Department is putting a stop to collecting on defaulted federal student loans amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Government ethics officials should finish reviewing her finances first, they say.

Officials are looking at a "variety of options" on how to impose income limits.

The Education Department is considering proposals that would give borrowers more flexibility.