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Microsoft announced new support for the Presidential AI Challenge, including free AI tools and training, but its stock fell over 2.5% despite a strong analyst rating and a 26.46% rally in the past year, amid efforts to boost goodwill following recent layoffs and colleague's death. The company also revived its Windows Mixed Reality headset with new SteamVR compatibility.
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.
Congress is expected to vote on a White House proposal to cut over $500 million annually from federal funding for public radio and TV stations, which could severely impact local broadcasters, educational programs, and local content, with some stations potentially shutting down if the cuts are approved.
The Fort Wayne Community Schools superintendent has called on federal officials to release over $4.5 million in frozen federal grants, which are crucial for programs supporting English learners, adult education, and teacher training, as the Trump administration reviews billions in grants, causing uncertainty just before the new school year.