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How one Evangelical apologist works to spread the word of Christianity through civil debate

Evangelical apologist Ray Comfort discusses the work he does on college campuses across the U.S. on 'Fox News @ Night.'

October 2

Woman caught on camera allegedly lunging at MAGA activist in viral confrontation

Conservative activist Cam Higby used pepper spray in self-defense when a woman allegedly attacked him at Union Station in Washington, D.C.

October 2

University of Virginia students holding 'antifascist' 'flag burning' event to protest Trump order

University of Virginia students plan an antifascist tailgate with a flag burning Friday, responding to Trump's order directing prosecution of flag desecration.

October 2

Trump is essentially 'making academia great again': Greg Gutfeld

'The Five' co-hosts analyze President Donald Trump's war on elite 'woke' universities.

October 2

Harvard hires drag queen ‘LaWhore Vagistan’ as visiting professor in gender and sexuality studies

Tufts Professor Kareem Khubchandani will teach courses on queer ethnography and drag politics at Harvard as the 2025-2026 F.O. Matthiessen visiting professor.

October 2

Super Bowl champ speaks out after his high school football team suffers 100-0 loss

Former Dallas Cowboys running back Sherman Williams came to his team's defense on Wednesday after getting flak for a 100-0 defeat last weekend.

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Conservative students at Utah TPUSA event address fear of political violence

Attendees of the Turning Point USA event at Utah State University insisted that they will remain politically active despite safety woes.

October 2

Youngkin orders protection of women’s rooms as Loudoun schools ask students to promote ‘Coming Out Day'

Governor Glenn Youngkin orders protection of women's locker rooms as Loudoun County schools celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month and promote National Coming Out Day.

October 2

Rahm Emanuel warns Democrats need 'education reset' to win back public trust

Former Chicago mayor and U.S. ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel warns Democrats have lost voters' trust on education and must refocus on fundamentals.

October 2

Ex-coach sues California university over trans athlete scandal, claiming 'direct retaliation'

'Outnumbered' panelists discuss the lawsuit from Melissa Batie-Smoose, former assistant coach for the San Jose State University volleyball team, claiming trans player Blaire Fleming was granted special exceptions not offered to female players.