June 26 Owner of 175-year-old farm 'shocked' as New Jersey town tries to seize land for affordable housing New Jersey family fights to save their 175-year-old farm as Cranbury Township officials seek the land for affordable housing, with USDA exploring legal options to help.
June 25 California faces federal funding cuts as Education Dept. says state is violating Title IX OutKick host Riley Gaines says the Education Department's investigation and resulting threat to end federal funding from California is a 'major win' for girls, common sense and science.
June 19 Trump administration launches $10M health study for East Palestine residents after toxic spill The Trump administration commits $10 million to research health effects from toxic chemicals in the East Palestine train derailment in Ohio in 2023.
June 18 How a keffiyeh-wearing keynote speaker sparked boos for Jews at my UCLA graduation UCLA's humanities commencement speaker sparks controversy by wearing a keffiyeh and delivering a speech that led to Jewish Studies graduates being booed amid campus political tensions
June 10 'Israel-Palestine Conflict' section of study guide for New York high schoolers draws outrage The "Israel-Palestine Conflict" section of a study guide aimed at helping high schoolers prepare for a state exam drew bipartisan backlash over its contents.
June 8 GOP rep on rise in antisemitic attacks in US: 'It feels like open season' Rep. Randy Fine, R-Fla., discusses the rise in antisemitic attacks across the country, the cause of problem and how it should be addressed.
June 7 Trump admin will be 'on the favorable side' in feud against Harvard, reporter says Washington Times legal affairs report Alexandria Swoyer weighs in on the Trump administration's moves regarding Harvard, the Supreme Court's ruling on DOGE's access to Social Security data and former President Biden's autopen use.
June 5 Supreme Court makes major rulings on reverse discrimination, religious rights Fox News chief legal correspondent Shannon Bream has the latest on Supreme Court rulings tackling issues such as reverse discrimination, Mexican drug cartels and more on ‘Special Report.’
June 5 North Carolina school district to issue apology, pay $20K to student suspended over 'illegal alien' comment A year-long legal battle over First Amendment rights ended with a $20,000 settlement after a North Carolina student was suspended for using the term "illegal alien."
June 5 Expert warns terror groups are using campus protests to 'expand radicalization' Independent Women's Forum senior fellow Dr. Qanta Ahmed joins 'Fox & Friends' to weigh in on President Donald Trump restricting foreign student visas at Harvard.
