In working to loosen proprietary-college regulation, contemporary politicians break decades of GOP precedent.
An exposé published by The Atlantic in 1970 led to the downfall of the notorious Famous Writers School. The drama that embroiled the correspondence school is strikingly similar to the trials of Trump University.
Parts of the West are braced for a second coming.
Recent history shows that getting long-term recipients off the rolls is the only way to reduce public-assistance costs