Federal judges strike down a Trump administration overhaul of the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program, according to multiple reports. The rulings come in response to challenges brought by advocates who argued the changes would unfairly limit access to loan forgiveness and could be used for political retribution. One judge is reported to have ruled in favor of the plaintiffs, concluding that the revised approach should not stand. Another report says a pair of federal judges issued decisions blocking the overhaul, indicating multiple judicial actions affecting the same policy change. The courts’ decisions prevent the administration’s updated PSLF rules from taking effect as described in the overhaul, restoring the status quo for borrowers’ eligibility under the previous framework. While the outlets focus on the legal basis advanced by advocates—particularly concerns about misuse of the program—the reports agree on the central outcome: federal judges invalidate the Trump-era changes to PSLF.