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January 17

Arizona school district takes huge blow to enrollment as parents choose other options

Arizona's second-largest school district eliminated dozens of positions after enrollment losses. Chandler Unified officials blame charter school competition and rising costs.

January 17

Colorado public school enrollment drops by 10,000 while homeschooling increases statewide

Colorado public school enrollment declined by 10,000 students as homeschooling grows, state data shows. Education Commissioner Susana Córdova says districts consider consolidations.

January 17

Judge orders Ohio State to expunge record of anti-Israel influencer ousted over videos 'inciting violence'

A federal court ruled this week that Ohio State likely violated a former student's due process and free speech rights by expelling him over anti-Israel social media posts.

January 17

‘Everything is Fine’: Sal Vulcano opens up about comedy, fatherhood, and life beyond ‘Impractical Jokers’

Comedian Sal Vulcano opened up about the evolution of his comedy, the impact of fatherhood and his plans beyond "Impractical Jokers" during a sit-down interview with Fox News Digital.

January 16

Gov Newsom agrees with Shapiro that trans issue is 'barrier' for people to support Democratic Party

Gov. Gavin Newsom acknowledges transgender issues as Democratic barriers after Ben Shapiro argues the party's gender identity stance hurts election prospects.

January 16

CNN revisits viral 2016 ICE report, says 'heightened' rhetoric, protests now complicate operations

CNN revisits viral 2016 ICE report, stating "heightened rhetoric" and protests now complicate immigration enforcement under Trump administration.

January 16

Madonna declares 'I stand with Iran' as protesters face brutal regime crackdown

Pop singer Madonna said that she stands with Iran protesters on Instagram amid rising U.S.-Iran tensions and thousands of deaths from Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's crackdowns.

January 16

Pittsburgh government department promotes 'tactical' civil disobedience training for residents

A Pittsburgh government department showcased a "tactical" civil disobedience training session, sparking concerns about organized resistance to federal law enforcement.

January 16

DeSantis addresses Jacksonville official who warned public of ICE presence, says Florida respects rule of law

Yanira "Yaya" Cardona, Jacksonville's Hispanic Outreach Coordinator, warned residents about ICE officers targeting local companies before being placed on administrative leave.

January 16

ACLU launches transgender athletes awareness campaign amid Supreme Court case

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) announced an awareness campaign supporting transgender athletes ahead of the Supreme Court hearings on state bans.