WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Education moved to terminate nearly $1 billion in research contracts on Monday, a decision critics said depleted the government of vital data sources on ...

Rather, the canceled contracts were all on a list drawn up by a U.S. DOGE Service team that is working to unravel the Education Department, stripping the agency of staff, terminating contracts and ...

DOGE, spearheaded by tech billionaire Elon Musk, said it saved $881 million two weeks ago by terminating 89 contracts at the Education Department’s research arm; however, the real value of the ...

Musk’s grip on the Education Department was dealt a setback Tuesday when the agency agreed to temporarily block DOGE workers from more than a dozen internal systems containing sensitive information.

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One of the terminated contracts was supposed to help state education agencies create longitudinal data systems for tracking students from pre-K to the workforce. The department’s brief says that ...

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) announced the elimination of hundreds of millions of dollars worth of "wasteful" contracts on Thursday, including one for "problem-solving" services.

And on that same day, Feb. 10, DOGE cancelled not just Charting My Path but 88 other Education Department contracts, gutting the department's research division.