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April 15

Illinois HS athlete suffers horrific injury while warming up for triple jump

An Illinois high school track and field athlete was left paralyzed from the chest down after a freak accident last month before a meet.

April 14

Harvard is 'acting more entitled than ever,' says GOP congresswoman

Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., weighs in on Harvard University jeopardizing federal funding by defying President Donald Trump's orders on 'Hannity.'

April 14

Another pro-Palestine Columbia protestor detained by ICE, Sanders and Dems outraged

Another pro-Palestine Columbia student protester was detained by federal immigration authorities amid the Trump administration’s crackdown on alleged threats to national security.

April 14

Trump admin slashes over $2.2B in funding to Harvard after school defies demands

After Harvard University announced it would not comply with federal demands over addressing antisemitism, federal authorities froze over $2 billion from the school.

April 14

Students rally for teacher over gender name fallout fight

Fox News reporter Danamarie McNicholl details how a Florida teacher admittedly violated a parental consent law on 'America Reports.'

April 14

Harvard won’t comply with Trump admin’s demands amid threats of cutting federal funding

Harvard University President Alan M. Garber assured the community that the university would not comply with the Trump administration's threats to cut federal funding.

April 14

Karmelo Anthony hires new attorney before Monday bond hearing

Karmelo Anthony hired an experienced criminal defense lawyer Saturday to represent him in the stabbing death of Texas high school track star Austin Metcalf. (KDFW)

April 14

Educators hope 'abysmal' national literacy rates will be addressed now that DEI, gender ideology out the door

The Texas-based campaign At Grade Level is urging parents to ask their kids to read out loud to them to raise awareness about low literacy rates.

April 14

Democrats still haven't learned one important lesson from the 2024 election

Despite losing the 2024 presidential election, Democrats are failing to learn a critical lesson and are continuing to try and strip parents of their rights.

April 14

RANDI WEINGARTEN: Trump's decision to gut the Education Department is not only illegal, it's wrong

It is hard to imagine how 7.5 million kids with disabilities, 26 million kids from low-income families or 13 million young people who get financial aid for college won’t be disserved.