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Supreme Court gives Trump another big win

Supreme Court Clears the Way for Trump’s Cuts to the Education Department

The Supreme Court agreed on Monday that the Trump administration can proceed with dismantling the Education Department by firing more than a thousand workers.

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Education layoffs cleared by Supreme Court hit Nation’s Report Card

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Trump's controversial plan to fire federal workers finds favor with Supreme Court

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Trump DOJ says agencies' layoff plans are off limits in legal challenge

President Donald Trump's administration has told a federal judge that it cannot be ordered to disclose federal agencies' reorganization and mass layoff plans as part of a lawsuit seeking to block the...

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Fired State Department workers leave for last time

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Supreme Court allows Trump to continue dismantling Education Department, lay off nearly 1,400 employees

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US Agencies Shrink Layoff Plans After Mass Staff Exodus

"Several agencies are now not planning to proceed" with staff cuts, Office of Personnel Management senior adviser Noah Peters said in a statement filed in federal court.

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Some agencies are walking back planned layoffs, Trump administration says

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Senate Democrat: Putin ‘going to be celebrating’ State Department layoffs

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Analyst: Cuts at Dept. of Education could have major impact on public education

The Supreme Court is allowing President Donald Trump to put his plan to dismantle the Education Department back on track and go through with laying off nearly 1,400 employees.

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What do Department of Education cuts mean for American students?

Former Department of Education employees and education advocates told ABC News that they worry this ruling could harm the most vulnerable children in the country.

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Largest teachers union slams 'unlawful' cuts to Department of Education after Supreme Court ruling

The National Education Association president called President Trump's plan to eliminate the Department of Education 'unlawful' despite a Supreme Court ruling allowing the cuts.