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September 20

Charlie Kirk ‘left no unfinished business,’ Andrew Kolvet says

 ‘The Charlie Kirk Show’ executive producer Andrew Kolvet discusses the surge of Turning Point USA new chapter requests after Charlie Kirk’s assassination and more on ‘Saturday in America.’

September 20

Trump admin pushes Chicago Public Schools to abolish 'Black Student Success Plan'

Chicago Public Schools faced a potential loss of $15 million in federal grants after the Trump administration deemed programs discriminatory under civil rights laws.

September 20

Charlie Kirk died for free speech, and universities still have nothing to say

The murder of Charlie Kirk on a university campus exposes academic institutions' silence compared to their extensive statements during the 2020 George Floyd protests.

September 19

Utah Valley University holds vigil for Charlie Kirk

Fox News senior correspondent Claudia Cowan reports on the vigil being held at Utah Valley University in Charlie Kirk's honor on 'Special Report.'

September 19

California mom appeals to Supreme Court in religious-based vaccine dispute after son is banned from school

A California mom asked the Supreme Court to block state vaccine mandates, saying they forced her to choose between her Christian faith and her son’s education.

September 19

TPUSA received 'thousands of applications' after Charlie Kirk's death, faith director says

TPUSA Faith senior director Lucas Miles joins 'America Reports' to discuss Charlie Kirk's funeral and the influx of support that Turning Point USA has received following his death.

September 19

Country singer told American flag would be seen as 'partisan'

The 'Outnumbered' panel discusses country artist Alexis Wilkins' decision to keep the American flag on her social media despite being told to remove it by music executives.

September 19

SCOTUS defense in cases to protect women's sports gets support from 27 state attorneys general

Attorneys general from 27 states signed an amicus brief supporting Supreme Court cases defending state bans on transgender athletes competing in women's sports teams.

September 19

Universities crack down on employee social media posts celebrating, defending Kirk's death

Multiple professors and university employees have been fired or suspended after social media posts responding to the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

September 19

US universities training Chinese military scientists on taxpayer dime, committee warns

Chinese nationals with People's Liberation Army connections participate in nuclear engineering and computer science research at six major U.S. universities.