Linda McMahon is facing a confirmation hearing to lead the Education Department, with concerns raised about her involvement in allegations of child sex abuse at WWE. Several former employees and family members have questioned her suitability to oversee children’s safety and Title IX enforcement. McMahon is accused of turning a blind eye to abuse by a WWE employee. If confirmed, she will face challenges in leading a department that Trump has previously sought to dismantle. Senate Democrats plan to focus on policy questions during the hearing, while McMahon’s lack of education experience is also a concern. McMahon has denied the allegations against her, with her attorney calling them lies. The lawsuit, filed by victims of abuse, alleges McMahon and her husband enabled exploitation of children by a WWE employee. The impact of McMahon’s leadership on the Office for Civil Rights is also a concern, as the department may be eliminated. DeVos, who also supported privatizing schools, has echoed Trump’s call to abolish the department. Former WWE employees who were victims of abuse have spoken out against McMahon’s nomination, with concerns about accountability and cover-up of abuse allegations in the wrestling industry. The history of abuse at WWE has resurfaced, with accusations against McMahon and her husband over their handling of the abuse claims.
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