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November 23

‘Colleges have got so far away from what we need in the workforce’: Sen Markwayne Mullin

Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., discusses fighting indoctrination on college campuses and the recent changes at the Department of Education on ‘Sunday Night in America.’ 

November 23

'A sad commentary on how far our city has fallen:’ Chicago pastor slams public school system for $14.5 million in ‘excessive’ travel spending

Chicago Pastor Corey Brooks condemned school leaders after an Inspector General report revealed millions spent on travel while only 30% of students read at grade level and fewer than one in five are proficient in math.

November 23

British teen says urine, glue chucked at him while trying to carry on Charlie Kirk's legacy in UK

Conservative activist Thomas Moffitt faced protesters at London School of Economics while discussing socially conservative values for Turning Point UK.

November 23

Southern universities reportedly see massive influx of Northeast students seeking sunshine and Greek life

Northeastern students are abandoning Ivy League dreams for Southern universities, with SEC schools seeing 91% enrollment surge from northeast states.

November 23

Education secretary calls for ‘hard reset’ of department, says that ‘we have failed our students’

Education Secretary Linda McMahon joins ‘The Sunday Briefing’ to discuss the potential dismantling of the Education Department, reacts to student math scores and talks reducing the impact of bureaucracy on schools.

November 23

Christmas is gobbling up Thanksgiving, the uniquely American holiday

Retailers prioritize Christmas over Thanksgiving decorations because holiday shopping generates billions while gratitude traditions offer lower profits.

November 23

UF students weigh in on new Hamilton School, classical education revival

Students Hughes Putman and Nicholas Randazzo share how the University of Florida’s new Hamilton School is reshaping views on classical education.

November 23

Thanksgiving can help families heal students from college indoctrination

A quiet crisis unfolds as college students return home changed by campus ideology, but Thanksgiving break offers families a sacred opportunity to reconnect and restore identity.

November 23

Texas A&M committee finds professor’s firing over transgender-related lesson unjustified

A Texas A&M committee ruled that a professor's firing over the teaching of a gender identity lesson was unjustified, and the university president will review its recommendation.

November 22

More than 300 teachers, Catholic schoolchildren abducted in Nigeria during attack

U.S. Ambassador-at-Large designate Mark Walker joins ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to discuss the growing persecution of Christians in Nigeria amid a wave of recent attacks.