Trump says Education Department will no longer oversee student loans, 'special needs'

The article reports on Trump’s move to shift student loan management and special education programs to other agencies but uses subtly biased language that casts doubt on the feasibility of the transition. Phrases like “blindsided by the news” and references to employees unable to speak publicly due to “fear of retribution” frame the move negatively without substantive evidence. Additionally, the ambiguity around legal feasibility—suggesting uncertainty without definitive analysis—leaves the reader with an impression of disorder. While the piece maintains journalistic integrity, its selective phrasing subtly reinforces skepticism rather than providing a neutral account.