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October 19

Shooting at Oklahoma State University residence hall leaves multiple victims

A shooting at an Oklahoma State University residence hall left several people hospitalized Sunday, with police saying there is no ongoing threat to the public.

October 19

Teens turning to AI for love and comfort

Survey of 1,000 students shows teens using AI for personal relationships while two-thirds of parents remain unaware of their children's AI usage.

October 19

'Dr. Antifa' fled US after doxxing, but infamous handbook promotes tactic and violence against 'Far Right'

Mark Bray, author of 'Antifa: The Antifascist Handbook' promoting doxxing and violence, now teaches Rutgers courses online from Spain after receiving threats.

October 19

Illinois State University teacher's assistant flips Turning Point USA table, tears down flyers: 'Jesus did it'

An Illinois State University faculty member was arrested after he was accused of flipping a Turning Point USA table and tearing down promotional flyers on campus.

October 18

Teacher’s assistant at Illinois State University flips over Turning Point USA table

An Illinois State University teacher’s assistant flips over a Turning Point USA students’ table and tears down flyers for an upcoming event. (Credit:  X/@FrontlinesTPUSA)

October 18

Rutgers conservatives who challenged ‘Dr. Antifa’ say they’re being punished as university backs professor

Turning Point USA officers Ava Kwan and Megyn Doyle face removal from leadership roles at Rutgers University after launching a petition to remove Antifa-aligned professor Mark Bray.

October 18

Florida teacher told to remove Charlie Kirk image from classroom feels targeted, vows to fight district

William Loggans filed a grievance against the Orange County School District for political discrimination after being ordered to remove a Charlie Kirk poster from his classroom.

October 18

Wisconsin school to partner with TPUSA after facing backlash over rejecting student's chapter

Hillsdale-affiliated school faces parent backlash over rejected TPUSA chapter, prompting Scott Walker's criticism and leading to a compromise civics club solution.

October 18

After Charlie Kirk’s assassination, left-wing professors double down on shredding his legacy

College faculty members attack Charlie Kirk's legacy after his assassination, making unsubstantiated claims about violence stemming from his conservative activism.

October 18

How university indoctrination turned deadly, and why one scholar says it’s only getting worse

Dr. Corey Miller, president and CEO of Ratio Christi, argues that universities breed ideological intolerance that contributes to violence in American culture.