Please find our latest press releases and statements below.
Of 1,832 comments submitted about Virginia’s plan to expand Medicaid, just three supported the proposal to include work requirements. Richmond, VA – Young Invincibles joined more than 1,800 Virginians in warning state officials that imposing arbitrary work requirements as part...
Washington, DC – This evening, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas ruled that without the enforcement of the individual mandate, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is unconstitutional in its entirety. While the decision is expected to...
An estimated 15,000 defrauded or misled students will see their loans discharged shortly as Dept of Ed responds to a court order. Washington, DC – Last night, the Department of Education announced its plans to cancel $150 million in student...
Washington, DC – Earlier today, Inside Higher Ed reported that the Education Corporation of America (ECA) will be closing its more than 75 different campuses and beginning to wind down operations. According to federal government data, as of 2017, more...
Washington, DC – Today, the Washington Post reported that Secretary Betsy DeVos has formally decided to reinstate the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) as a federally recognized accreditor. Consequently, schools accredited by ACICS will be eligible to...