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September 29

Steve Doocy visits Texas university committed to free speech

‘Fox & Friends’ co-host Steve Doocy speaks with students and leaders at the University of Austin about freedom of speech on campus and Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

September 29

‘Love You Forever’ author may soon die by assisted suicide, pro-life groups call decision ‘heartbreaking’

Pro-life groups call Robert Munsch's assisted suicide decision "heartbreaking" as the "Love You Forever" author considers ending his life.

September 28

Ex Michelle Obama aide leads Des Moines school board's defense of superintendent arrested by ICE

Iowa Republicans launched a probe into the state's hiring practices after ICE arrested school superintendent Ian Roberts on Friday.

September 28

Why Gen Z doesn't want to have kids

High housing costs, student debt, and expensive childcare are driving Generation Z away from parenthood, threatening America's population replacement rate.

September 28

Faith revival follows Charlie Kirk's death as more people attend Mass and read the Bible

Charlie Kirk's death has sparked a religious revival in America, according to many, with church attendance increasing and scores of people picking up a Bible again.

September 28

Ex-FBI agent turned UVU professor breaks down the evidence trail Tyler Robinson left for detectives

Former FBI agent Greg Rogers analyzes how Tyler Robinson's alleged assassination of Charlie Kirk involved extensive planning but left a substantial trail of evidence.

September 27

Texas Tech tells faculty to revise instruction, recognize only 2 sexes in classrooms

Chancellor Tedd L. Mitchell mandates Texas Tech employees follow new requirements recognizing two sexes amid President Donald Trump and Gov. Greg Abbott directives.

September 27

TPUSA leader calls for UNC professor’s firing over alleged leftist gun group ties after flyers hit Georgetown

Andrew Kolvet demands UNC Chapel Hill professor for link to offshoot group of John Brown Gun Club that posted violent flyers appear on Georgetown campus.

September 27

Michigan high school football player injured in vicious body slam returns to team in wheelchair

The Michigan high school football player who was injured in a vicious body-slam last week attended his team's game on Friday in a wheelchair.

September 27

House Republican says teen son's school promotes 'non-monosexual identities' in AM announcements, urges action

A Republican lawmaker is calling for federal action after her son's high school aired content promoting "Bisexual Plus Awareness Week."