US Education - Page 13

April 7

Violent mob of juveniles swarms streets, attacks officers in wild ‘teen takeover’ caught on video

Washington, D.C., authorities took juveniles into custody after teen takeovers allegedly led to street brawls and assaults on police officers Saturday.

April 7

Department of Education investigates Massachusetts school district over transgender bathroom policy

The Department of Education launched an investigation into a Massachusetts district for allegedly allowing bathroom access based on gender identity policy.

April 7

California's $20 minimum wage for fast-food workers led to 'negative outcomes,' researchers say

California's fast-food minimum wage hike to $20 resulted in job losses, higher prices, and reduced worker hours, a University of California, Santa Cruz study suggests.

April 7

Trump admin terminates some agreements with districts, college on transgender students

The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights has rescinded portions of several resolution agreements that came from prior administrations.

April 7

BYU basketball star opens up on faith, skipping Sunday practice

BYU basketball player Delaney Gibb shares how she prioritizes her faith and the support she receives from coaches and teammates on ‘Fox & Friends First.’

April 7

Yale athletics allegedly pushed administrator to retire to open a job for deputy’s alleged romantic partner

Two of Yale's top athletic officials allegedly bought a house together before one was hired, with former employees claiming preferential treatment.

April 7

Video shows teens take over Chicago streets as mayor warns of ‘trends’ that can turn ‘deadly’

Hundreds of teenagers filled Chicago streets in a chaotic scene on March 30, prompting police curfew actions and a warning from Mayor Brandon Johnson.

April 6

Drinking habits of parents may be more contagious than they think: 'Greater risk'

Parents' use of alcohol is linked to a 24% chance their teens will drink as well, a Brazilian study of over 4,200 adolescents and guardians suggests.

April 6

Hegseth cuts Ivy League ties in military education shake-up, taps Hillsdale

Pete Hegseth steers military education away from elite universities as Hillsdale College embraces a role in training senior U.S. military officers.

April 6

Left-wing toolkit from college professors group urges students to ‘create a crisis’ over ICE

Left-wing groups, including one representing colleg professors, produced a student toolkit encouraging campaigns against ICE by targeting corporate contracts at hundreds of colleges.