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The Trump administration is pulling back federal student loans for cosmetology schools โ and itโs a great opportunity for states to stop forcing aspiring beauticians to take on debt just to practice their trade. Under the administrationโs proposed โDo No Harmโ rule, colleges and trade schools can no longer enroll pupils using federal student loans [โฆ]
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The woke era that began in 2014 ended in 2024. Wokeness, of course, is not dead โ it still hangs over many school districts and colleges and will make a comeback with Democratic victories over the next three years โ but it no longer is the default mindset. One supremely harmful dogma of wokeism that [โฆ]
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