States, nonprofits and unions joined forces in two separate lawsuits to halt the Trump administration’s restrictions affecting public servants.

Trump's Department of Education is kicking off the second week of negotiations on its student-loan repayment changes and new borrowing caps.

Nonprofit groups and state officials warned that the rule could be used to penalize organizations and agencies at odds with the Trump administration’s political agenda.

Several Democratic-led states, cities and nonprofits filed lawsuits on Monday seeking to block a new rule by U.S. President Donald Trump's administration that would exclude organizations from a ...

Student loan servicers are expected to be overwhelmed as 5.6 million defaulted borrowers face collection actions.

The drastic changes exclude organizations that provide support for undocumented immigrants or gender-affirming care for ...

But in the letter, Democrats say they’ve received reports from borrowers who suddenly had their tax refunds offset. It ...

One-point-seven million Georgians owe student loans during this shutdown, and yes, you still have to pay. Federal Student Aid ...

Many changes to student loans will happen on specific dates over the course of the next three years. Here’s a breakdown.