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October 28

Dozens of parents rights groups call for 50 state audit to rid K-12 schools of DEI: 'Clean up the mess'

Parental rights groups demand nationwide K-12 education audits to eliminate DEI discrimination and improve teacher vetting across all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

October 28

My teachers union calls it representation. I say there are $114 million reasons to sue them

New Jersey teacher sues New Jersey Education Association over millions in dues allegedly sent to political action committees without member consent or transparency.

October 27

Blue city sex offender accused of violent attack on elite university campus weeks after release: report

Baltimore police arrested Raymond Willis Lunn after he allegedly attacked a 19-year-old student on Johns Hopkins University campus in October.

October 27

Conservative activist sues Google for defamation: I have to protect my reputation

Heritage Foundation visiting fellow Robby Starbuck addresses an HR inclusion conference's controversy and explains why he is suing Google for defamation on 'The Will Cain Show.'

October 27

Nebraska teacher allegedly offered to 'share' boyfriend with student in sex trafficking case

Nebraska teacher Elizabeth Love and boyfriend arrested for allegedly sex trafficking a high school student in Holdrege. Both face up to life in prison if convicted.

October 27

California female athletes open up on alleged treatment from high school after filing Title IX lawsuit

Hadeel Hazameh and Alyssa McPherson allege their volleyball coach denied them bench access at a playoff game after they stepped away from the team in September.

October 27

Turning Point USA chapter denied official status by Loyola University New Orleans student government

Loyola University New Orleans student government rejects Turning Point USA chapter application, citing conflicts with Jesuit Catholic values in campus decision.

October 27

Frat house where students were electrocuted in alleged hazing had laundry list of known red flags: report

Rutgers fraternity permanently closed after student critically injured in an alleged electrical hazing incident on Oct. 15. Alpha Sigma Phi chapter shut down following investigation.

October 27

Conservative Harvard students expose fear of academic reprisal, social shunning over right-wing beliefs

Harvard conservative students reveal hostile campus environment in exclusive interviews, describing academic reprisals and social ostracization for right-wing views.

October 26

Police swarm student after AI security system mistakes bag of chips for gun

A Maryland high schooler was cuffed by police after AI falsely flagged his bag of chips as a firearm. In bodycam video, a police officer is heard saying: "AI's not the best."