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November 2

Retired FBI special agent reveals 'best weapon' police have in investigation into Harvard University medical school explosion

Retired FBI special agent Jason Pack breaks down three key issues investigators will be looking at regarding the explosion at Harvard University's medical school on 'Fox Report.'

November 2

Fake Yale student scandal raises alarms over academic fraud, foreign influence risks

Yale expels student who faked entire identity to gain admission, highlighting growing concerns about academic fraud and security gaps at elite universities.

November 1

Teen allegedly kills three University of Arizona students in Porsche hit-and-run crash

Three University of Arizona students killed in hit-and-run crash near campus. Driver Louis Artal, 19, charged with murder after speeding Porsche allegedly struck pedestrians.

November 1

TPUSA spokesperson accuses Arizona teachers of mocking Charlie Kirk's death with Halloween costumes

A TPUSA spokesman alleges Cienega High School teachers wore "Problem Solved" shirts to mock Charlie Kirk's assassination, but the school district maintains costumes were about math.

November 1

'Intentional' explosion on Harvard Medical School campus probed by FBI; 2 people seen fleeing building: police

An explosion rocked a Harvard medical building, and suspects fled. A Boston arson unit is probing the blast on the fourth floor of the Longwood Medical campus.

November 1

University of Pennsylvania investigating vulgar emails sent from school account blasting 'woke' institution

University of Pennsylvania hit by fake email attack with vulgar messages sent to campus community. School confirms its security team is investigating.

November 1

Prominent university chancellor says anti-Israel campus protests ‘were encouraged from Iran’

Chancellor Kent Syverud of Syracuse University discussed what fueled campus protests at a panel in Washington, D.C., saying they involved 'activists from elsewhere.'

November 1

Conservative mom sued for calling DEI teacher 'woke' celebrates as defamation case tossed

Wisconsin mom wins major free speech case after standing up to school district's "woke" policies. Court rules calling someone "woke" is protected opinion, not defamation.

November 1

Public school districts coast to coast adopting radical curriculum from org named for 60s radical

Controversial Zinn Education Project curriculum adopted by 176,000+ teachers nationwide teaches American history through lens of racial oppression in public schools.

October 31

Trump's 'momentum' is continuing with Gen Z, friend of Charlie Kirk argues

Trump 2024 media advisor Alex Bruesewitz weighs in on CNN's Jake Tapper predicting a conservative shift among Gen Z and addresses campus protesters on 'America Reports.'