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High school student revived with Narcan after using vape suspected to be laced with fentanyl

January 11, 2023

High school student revived with Narcan after using vape suspected to be laced with fentanyl

A New York teen was administered a dose of Narcan after hitting a vape that officials believe was laced with fentanyl, resulting in a potential overdose for the student.

As Gen Z opts out of blue-collar work in America, expert shares benefits of learning a trade

January 10, 2023

As Gen Z opts out of blue-collar work in America, expert shares benefits of learning a trade

Ken Rusk, former construction worker and author of "Blue Collar Cash," joined "Fox & Friends" to discuss the declining interest in blue-collar work — and the benefits of trade jobs.

High school student, 16, dies during flag football game after 'medical emergency'

January 7, 2023

High school student, 16, dies during flag football game after 'medical emergency'

Ashari Hughes, 16, died on Thursday after collapsing during her high school flag football game at Desert Oasis High School in Las Vegas.

Fairfax County mom speaks out after son’s merit award delayed

January 5, 2023

Fairfax County mom speaks out after son’s merit award delayed

Fairfax County parent Shawnna Yashar expresses her concerns after her son’s National Merit commendation was delayed at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology.

Education is the pathway to the American Dream: AG Jason Miyares

January 4, 2023

Education is the pathway to the American Dream: AG Jason Miyares

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares makes the case that there is anti-Asian sentiment in higher education on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

‘How dare’ schools put students’ futures in jeopardy: Winsome Sears

January 3, 2023

‘How dare’ schools put students’ futures in jeopardy: Winsome Sears

Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears blasts Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology over its decision to withhold notifying students of merit awards.

Boston teen charged after 'sucker punching' referee during basketball game: 'It's a shame'

December 31, 2022

Boston teen charged after 'sucker punching' referee during basketball game: 'It's a shame'

A high-school basketball player in Massachusetts is charged with assault and battery after allegedly sucker punching a ref during a game at Cohasset Middle-High School.

Georgia organization pays off over $147K in lunch debts at grade schools across state

December 31, 2022

Georgia organization pays off over $147K in lunch debts at grade schools across state

Georgia nonprofit "All for Lunch" ended 2022 by paying off outstanding lunch debt in metro Atlanta schools, totaling over $147,000 at 302 schools over the year.

Author of 'pornographic' kids' book is victim of ‘censorship’, 'tugged into' culture wars: LA Times report

December 22, 2022

Author of 'pornographic' kids' book is victim of ‘censorship’, 'tugged into' culture wars: LA Times report

An LA Times writer defended "pornographic" children's book author Maia Kobabe as a victim of right wing culture wars and conservative censorship in a recent report.

North Carolina professor files lawsuit, claims he was fired for criticizing critical race theory

December 22, 2022

North Carolina professor files lawsuit, claims he was fired for criticizing critical race theory

North Carolina professor Dr. David Phillips filed a lawsuit that claimed he was fired without explanation following seminars criticizing Critical Race Theory.