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November 19

TPUSA urges Trump admin to 'pull every lever at its disposal' to overhaul higher education

Andrew Kolvet of Turning Point USA supported the Trump administration's new education grants targeting campus free speech after recent disruptions at UC Berkeley events.

November 19

Federal judge rules law requiring display of Ten Commandments in Texas classrooms unconstitutional

A federal judge ruled that Texas' law requiring Ten Commandments displays in public school classrooms violates the Establishment Clause of the U.S. Constitution.

November 18

The Dept of Education has become the 'epitome of grift,' ex-Trump 2024 official says

Panelists Jayme Leagh Franklin and Caroline Sunshine discuss the Trump administration's plans to dismantle the Department of Education and the meeting between President Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman on 'Fox News @ Night.'

November 18

UCLA professor claims Trump wants to re-segregate schools during podcast interview

A professor from UCLA joined an American Association of University Professors’ podcast on Nov. 6, 2025, where she slammed ICE and claimed that President Trump intends to re-segregate schools. (Courtesy: TheAAUP/YouTube)

November 18

Sean Hannity: Democrats are about to get burned by the 'fire' they 'play with'

Fox News host Sean Hannity unpacks Democrats' 'unyielding quest' as lawmakers push for the military to disobey orders on 'Hannity.'

November 18

Power stripped from Education Department in latest Trump administration move to dismantle it

Trump administration shifted the Department of Education's power Tuesday by signing a handful of interagency agreements as it looks to dismantle the department altogether.

November 18

California high schools at odds after alleged trans athlete displaces female in cross-country top 10

Ayala High School coaches disputed cross-country results after their female athlete finished 11th behind a trans competitor at Claremont High School.

November 18

University presidents admit colleges 'lost their mission' as Trump pushes education overhaul

Two university presidents told The New York Times that colleges have lost their mission and need to focus on viewpoint diversity to regain American trust.

November 18

Blue school district hit with federal complaint alleging it 'sidestepped' law depriving parent of transparency

America First Legal, a pro-Trump group, has filed a federal complaint over what it says is an example of a school district side stepping federal law on transparency.

November 18

Take a hike: Maine school trades detention for fresh air and exercise

A Maine high school replaces traditional detention with a hiking program, offering students outdoor walks instead of classroom punishment with surprising results.