VIDEO February 12 Louisiana students seeing improved test scores by 'going back to basics' Louisiana state superintendent Cade Brumley discusses his state advancing in national education rankings by taking an old school approach.
Media July 9 3 Columbia University staff members removed after antisemitic text message exchange: ‘Deeply upsetting' Three staff members have been permanently removed from Columbia University after they engaged in a text message exchange that involved "ancient antisemitic tropes."
VIDEO May 5 Virginia is not New York or California and we're going to hold you accountable: AG Jason Miyares Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares discusses the anti-Israel protests taking place on the state's college campuses and the Biden administration expanding Title IX.
VIDEO April 18 House Republicans, Columbia Jewish student react to anti-Israel agitators at Columbia University Reps. Virginia Foxx and Brandon Williams address Rep. Ilhan Omar's claim that protests at Columbia were not antisemitic, but "anti-war," and Jewish student Eden Yadegar speaks out about university leadership's failure to curb antisemitic activity.
Media January 24, 2024 Major Cornell donor pulls funding over 'toxic' DEI culture, pens letter calling for president's resignation One of Cornell University's largest donors has pulled his funding over DEI and penned an open letter calling for President Martha E. Pollack's resignation.
Media January 15, 2024 Former Harvard lecturer who defended biological sex claims school failed to support her as career crumbled A former Harvard University lecturer who previously spoke out against medical professionals using "inclusive language" said the school failed to defend her.
VIDEO December 16, 2023 We need to go back to Trump border policies: Rep. Virginia Foxx Rep. Virginia Foxx, R-N.C., discusses the negotiations on Capitol Hill over border funding and the House's probe into antisemitism on college campuses.
VIDEO December 12, 2023 Stefanik blasts Harvard for keeping 'plagiarist' Claudine Gay as president after antisemitism hearing Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., condemned the "moral failure of Harvard's leadership" for supporting President Claudine Gay despite her testifying before Congress that calls for the genocide of Jews on campus needed "context."
Media October 11, 2023 Activists send death threats to California school board president over LGBTQ flag debate: ‘Hide your kids’ Sunol Glen School Board President Ryan Jergensen obtained a restraining order after he received death threats over a resolution barring non-government flags.
VIDEO October 10, 2023 California school board president speaks out following ‘deranged’ death threats over flag resolution The Sunol Glen School Board recently voted to forbid non-government flags on school grounds.
VIDEO September 20, 2023 Rep. Chip Roy excoriates AG Garland for implicating Scott Smith as a 'domestic terrorist' Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, grilled Attorney General Merrick Garland on whether the Justice Department targeted Loudoun County parent Scott Smith for questioning the rape of his daughter.
Politics August 17, 2023 Interior secretary accused of 'apparent ethical breaches' over oil and gas drilling ban A government watchdog organization filed an IG complaint against Interior Secretary Deb Haaland alleging "apparent ethical breaches" regarding an oil and gas drilling ban.
VIDEO August 13, 2023 LA county are 'pivoting from one hypocrisy to the next': Dr. Marc Siegel Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel reacts to a Los Angeles school district, that had strict COVID-19 rules, now encouraging "mildly sick" children to go to class.
VIDEO July 1, 2023 Maryland parent sounds off on school system banning LGBTQ+ curriculum opt-out Montgomery, Md. parent Shaykh El Hadji Sall discusses the school district facing protests from parents of various faith backgrounds over banning the option to opt out of LGBTQ+ curriculum.
Social Security May 12, 2023 ‘Yellowstone’ characters top the charts of fastest growing names for boys, says Social Security Administration Character names from the hit show "Yellowstone" made it to the top of the list of the Social Security Administration's "fastest-rising" boy names in 2022.
VIDEO April 26, 2023 Sen. Rand Paul: Fauci was on both sides of the school issue two dozen times Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., discusses the science behind Dr. Fauci's decision to close schools during the COVID-19 pandemic, telling 'America Reports' there has been 'a lot of collusion.'
SENATE April 26, 2023 Biden's Labor nominee Julie Su advances out of committee in party-line vote The Senate HELP Committee advanced Deputy Labor Secretary Julie Su's nomination to lead the Labor Department in a party-line vote with all Republicans opposed.
POLITICS April 6, 2023 House GOP calls on Biden to withdraw Labor secretary nominee: 'Disaster for workers and our economy' House Republicans from leadership through the California delegation are calling on President Biden to withdraw Julie Su as his nominee for Secretary of Labor.
VIDEO March 30, 2023 Oregon dentist running for school board talks district response to sexual materials in school Dr. Michael Bratland discussed reports that a teacher asked students their 'sexual fantasy' for a health class lesson and the subsequent Eugene 4J School Board response.
Politics March 22, 2023 Sen. Ron Johnson confronts HHS secretary about redacted Fauci emails on COVID-19 origins Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra sparred over redacted emails from Dr. Anthony Fauci during a Senate Finance Committee hearing.
VIDEO March 22, 2023 Tucker: New book gives parents a playbook to fighting the woke agenda 'Parents of the World, Unite!' author Ian Prior discusses the fight against woke agendas in school systems across the United States on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'
Politics March 20, 2023 Republicans torch Biden veto of bipartisan ESG bill: 'Good luck explaining this one' President Biden's first veto of a bipartisan bill striking down his Labor Department's new ESG rule drew sharp rebukes from Republicans in Congress.
Cabinet March 20, 2023 FLASHBACK: Treasury Sec. Yellen didn't 'believe' she’d see another financial crisis in her lifetime Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen in 2017 remarked that she did not believe another financial crisis like the 2008 crash and Great Recession would happen again in our lifetime.
VIDEO March 13, 2023 How self-censorship is destroying academia University of Alabama professor, Dr. Matthew Wielicki, said self-censorship by college professors is moving education "away from the foundations of academia."
EDUCATION March 10, 2023 Biden administration gutting online education with new 'harmful' guidance, warn experts, lawmakers The Biden administration will now be able to crack down on private companies that help schools run their online education programs, raising alarm bells among experts and lawmakers.
VIDEO March 6, 2023 U.S. News CEO Eric Gertler fires back at critics of its law school rankings U.S. News & World Report CEO Eric Gertler discusses the college ranking controversy on 'Journal Editorial Report.'
Transportation February 23, 2023 Buttigieg visits Ohio train derailment site 20 days after wreck Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited the site of the Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, Thursday, 20 days after the wreck.
Washington DC February 15, 2023 National Archives apologizes to March for Life visitors, offers personal tour The National Archives and Records Administration has reached a preliminary agreement with March for Live protesters who say they were told they could not wear clothes with pro-life messages at the National Archives Museum.
VIDEO February 5, 2023 Father Brandon Michon sounds off on the White House targeting parents: Our rights ‘were not protected’ Pennsylvania mom Anita Edgarian and Loudoun County parent Brandon Michon discuss the House Judiciary committee’s ongoing investigation into the targeting of parents at school board meetings.
POLITICS February 1, 2023 FDA will not fire anyone over baby formula fiasco, chief says FDA Commissioner Robert Califf said Tuesday that no one at the agency will be reassigned or fired in the wake of last year's infant formula shortage and the FDA's delayed response.
