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October 15

California girls' volleyball team with trans player sees 10th match forfeited amid controversy

California high school volleyball teams are continuing to forfeit games against Jurupa Valley amid transgender athlete controversy and an ongoing lawsuit by former players.

October 15

Virginia parents face $125K bond payment to continue controversial transgender locker room case

Parents in Loudoun County transgender locker room case face $125,000 bond requirement while Virginia's attorney general race could impact future disputes.

October 15

'Dr. Antifa's' Mediterranean move partially financed by fellow Rutgers professors, other American academics

Mark Bray, dubbed 'Dr. Antifa,' flees to Spain with wife after President Donald Trump announces crackdown on Antifa and receives support from fellow academics.

October 15

Rutgers students push university to back Antifa-linked professor

Fox News' Eric Shawn reports the latest on the controversy surrounding the Antifa-linked professor. The 'Outnumbered' panel also weighs in on the uproar as students push the university to support Mark Bray.

October 15

Mom of three fatally shot by roommate who mistook her for intruder: police

Erica Anderson, a Columbus State University theater professor and mother of three, was accidentally shot and killed by her roommate in Georgia.

October 15

Kansas college offers degree in auto restoration

Max Gorden reports live from McPherson College in Kansas, where students are pursuing bachelor's degrees in auto restoration.

October 15

High schooler inspired by Charlie Kirk's work motivated to start Turning Point USA chapter

Lake Country Classical Academy initially rejected a Turning Point USA chapter due to policy restrictions but later agreed to establish a civics club after backlash.

October 15

Here's the secret behind Mississippi’s education miracle — and why it’s no accident

Mississippi's education turnaround involved more than phonics, requiring statewide screeners, intensive remediation programs and Governor Phil Bryant's leadership commitment.

October 14

Best friend of Charlie Kirk shares 'testament' to his legacy

'The Charlie Kirk Show' executive producer Andrew Kolvet describes Charlie Kirk's 'main focus' after the Turning Point USA founder was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

October 14

Why these law students say 'toxic' campus orgs are worth the turmoil

Law school students at the University of North Dakota discuss the importance of inviting controversial speakers onto campus and why heated debate among students is essential to college life.