#linda-mcmahon

#linda-mcmahon

Linda McMahon confirmed as Secretary of Education, promising to reorient U.S. education despite limited background and significant public opposition to department changes.

The debate over the U.S. Department of Education reveals Republican divides on its value, as some seek to dismantle it while others recognize its benefits.

Linda McMahon confirmed as Secretary of Education, while Trump considers a controversial executive order to dismantle the Department of Education.

Linda McMahon's comments at her confirmation hearing created confusion about Title IX and the Trump administration's stance on sexual harassment in colleges.

Trump plans to issue an executive order calling for the closure of the Department of Education.

The U.S. Department of Education plans to lay off nearly half its workforce as part of efforts to abolish the agency.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon stated that the U.S. does not need the Education Department and indicated intentions for closure.

Career staffers at the Department of Education are facing uncertainty and potential layoffs under new leadership.

Linda McMahon's confirmation as education secretary sparks debate over her experience and the Trump administration's attempt to eliminate the Education Department.

Linda McMahon's nomination as education secretary advanced after a 12-11 Senate committee vote, showcasing strong Republican support for her agenda.

McMahon supports controversial policies, including abolishing the Education Department and targeting campus programs on diversity.

Linda McMahon emphasizes the need for a significant overhaul of the Department of Education, calling for a restoration of educational excellence.

Linda McMahon was confirmed as education chief, tasked with reforming a department President Trump aims to dismantle.