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April 23

California school board votes to keep trans athletes out of girls' sports

A southern California school district voted to keep transgender athletes out of girls' sports on Tuesday night despite opposition from some parents.

April 23

Princeton student missing for days as possible key clue leads police to lake

Princeton University police are searching for 23-year-old student Lauren Blackburn, who vanished on April 19 after he was last seen near a campus library.

April 23

Child psychiatrist who criticized gender therapy receives $1.6 million from university after firing

The University of Louisville has agreed to pay over one million dollars in a legal settlement after a professor was fired for challenging gender ideology in medicine.

April 23

Despite being hailed as resistance hero, Harvard ‘frantically tried’ to work with Trump

According to a New York Times report, influential Harvard donors and board members have urged the school to cut a deal with Trump administration rather than feud over policy.

April 23

ADL CEO says crackdown on antisemitism on college campuses is 'long overdue'

ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt said that the White House's crackdown on college campuses is 'long overdue' but he cautioned that the Trump administration risks overreaching.

April 23

Can President Trump fix Harvard?

Harvard is plagued by a toxic culture, ideological corruption, and bureaucratic bloat and President Trump is trying to fix it.

April 22

Pro-Israel students at Cornell rip university for hosting Israel-hating singer at upcoming concert

Pro-Israel Cornell University students signed a petition demanding their their school fire the anti-Israel singer it hired to perform at its end-of-the-year concert this May.

April 22

Laura: SCOTUS hearing on woke curriculum opt-out plan should ‘give us hope’ that parents are ‘reclaiming the higher ground’

Fox News host Laura Ingraham breaks down the Supreme Court case on a woke curriculum opt-out plan and religious liberty in the classroom on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’

April 22

Lesson plans: SCOTUS debates parental rights in classroom

Fox News correspondent David Spunt breaks down the Supreme Court hearing arguments over parental and religious rights regarding an opt-out policy for those who oppose their children learning from LGBTQ-themed books on 'Special Report.'

April 22

Teachers union boss Randi Weingarten shares her 'concern' with SCOTUS case on LGBTQ books

American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten shares her perspective on a controversial Supreme Court case and the nation's test scores on ‘The Story.’