School districts across the U.S. challenge Trump administration's education funding freeze

A coalition of school districts and advocacy groups, including Alaska's largest district, sued the Trump administration over a $6 billion funding freeze for education programs, arguing it violates federal laws and harms students. The administration initially paused the funds citing misuse of funds, but later unfroze over a billion dollars, though many districts remain in limbo, leading to legal action claiming unconstitutional overreach.