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November 17

Colorado professor emeritus calls TPUSA supporters 'Nazis,' flips off camera after chapter approved

Fort Lewis College student government voted to approve a controversial Turning Point USA chapter, prompting an outburst from a retired professor.

November 17

Watchdog report finds Chicago Public Schools spent millions on excessive travel

Fox News' Mike Tobin reports live from Chicago on a watchdog report revealing Chicago Public Schools spent over $7 million on excessive travel.

November 17

I’m an Olympic silver medal winner. It’s about time Olympics protected female athletes

Olympic gymnast MyKayla Skinner calls on female athletes to speak up for fairness in women's sports as International Olympic Committee may be moving to protect women's categories.

November 16

Rising number of college freshmen unable to do middle school math, study from UC San Diego reports

‘The Big Weekend Show’ hosts Johnny Jones and Tomi Lahren comment on UC San Diego’s report on rising numbers of college freshmen being unable to solve elementary and middle school math equations.

November 16

More than 40% of Chicago public school teachers absent at least 10 days in past school year: report

Chicago teachers are absent at higher rates than the state average, with over 40% missing 10+ days during the 2024-2025 school year, a state report shows.

November 16

Track star who protested trans athlete alleges she wasn't given her medal for months until she filed a lawsuit

Alexa Anderson stepped off the podium to protest a trans athlete at Oregon's state championship and filed a lawsuit against OSAA over alleged medal withholding.

November 15

DOJ launches probe following violence at TPUSA event

‘The Charlie Kirk Show’ executive producer Andrew Kolvet reacts to ‘conspiracy’ comments by a CNN host and an alleged Antifa group storming a Turning Point USA event at UC Berkeley on ‘My View.’

November 15

Teachers are feeling an ‘immense amount of pressure on curriculums, Alleigh Marré says

American Parents Coalition executive director Alleigh Marré examines the problems with school curriculums across the country and the role teachers unions play on ‘Life, Liberty & Levin.’

November 15

UC Berkeley TPUSA members navigate polarized campus following protests and arrests

Conservative students at UC Berkeley described a hostile campus environment with protests, violence and intimidation targeting Turning Point USA chapter members.

November 15

Loyola New Orleans law students team up with Turning Point members to appeal 'subjective' chapter denial

Loyola law students help draft appeal after SGA denies Turning Point USA chapter recognition, citing subjective reasoning over campus rules and regulations.