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April 10

What went Bryan Kohberger's way — and what didn't — at evidence motions hearing

Bryan Kohberger asked Idaho Judge Steven Hippler to remove key pieces of evidence ahead of his murder trial, but many rulings did not go his way.

April 10

Wisconsin education department pushes back on Trump administration DEI certification demands

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction said it was "deeply concerned" and requested more information from the U.S. Department of Education about a new DEI memo.

April 10

Federal judge to order Dartmouth student's visa be reinstated

A federal judge is set to order the visa reinstatement of a Chinese doctoral student at Dartmouth College after it was inexplicably revoked by Homeland Security.

April 10

Alabama offers high school students 'workforce' diploma option

Alabama Superintendent of Education Dr. Eric Mackey joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the program that allows high school students to specialize in a trade and swap some courses for things like culinary, architecture or construction classes.

April 10

California girl opens up on fighting legal and political battle over trans athletes after life-changing pain

Taylor Starling and her father Ryan are waging a political and legal battle over a trans athlete after Starling lost her varsity spot in October.

April 10

Free condoms, lube and sex ed materials in stock for all ages at CA libraries, thanks to Planned Parenthood

The Sacramento Public Library system adding condoms, lube and other sex resources in a dozen of its libraries in partnership with Planned Parenthood.

April 9

Kansas 9-year-old caught driving parents' truck to school after missing bus: police

Police in Kansas said a young boy was apprehended after he reportedly took his parents truck on a three-mile drive to school after he missed the bus ride.

April 9

Senators formally introduce bill to eliminate Department of Education

Republican Senators take action to eliminate U.S. Department of Education and introduce bill to companion President Donald Trump's March executive order.

April 9

Young Republicans tout party’s resurgence on college campuses

‘The Faulkner Focus’ panel discusses Gen Z Republicans and conservatives becoming more vocal on college campuses.

April 9

Federal government questioned former Columbia University president over campus antisemitism

Former Columbia University interim President Katrina Armstrong struggled to answer questions from Department of Health and Human Services investigators over campus antisemitism issues.