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April 7

Columbia professor rips activist Mahmoud Khalil for 'lying to American public'

Columbia professor Ran Kivetz joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss Columbia University protester Mahmoud Khalil comparing the school's leadership to Nazi collaborators. 

April 6

Douglas Murray: Anti-Israel protesters hate America

Author Douglas Murray discusses his new book and why so many college protesters side with a 'death cult' on 'Life, Liberty & Levin.'

April 6

Trump, his administration are 'delivering for the American people on their promises': Ellie Cohanim

Former U.S. deputy special envoy Ellie Cohanim weighs in on the U.S.' revocation of South Sudan visas, antisemitism on college campuses and the president narrowing down picks for the ambassador to the United Nations. 

April 6

Palestinian protester Mahmoud Khalil excoriates Columbia in op-ed

Mahmoud Khalil accused Columbia administrators of manufacturing claims of antisemitism that resulted in his arrest on Friday.

April 6

'Hot Dog To Go’ song parody goes viral on social media

Harvey Hoops, also known as ‘Hot Dog Harv,’ discusses the viral video of his song parody of Chappell Roan's song ‘HOT TO GO!’ at a school talent show on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’

April 6

Virginia school board member sued for allegedly embezzling $175K for strip clubs, vacations, campaign expenses

A Fairfax County School Board member has been sued by a flight school for allegedly embezzling $175,000 from the company for personal expenses.

April 5

Several University of Massachusetts international students have visas revoked

Five international students at the University of Massachusetts Amherst are the latest in the country to have their student visas revoked by the Trump administration.

April 5

Texas track meet stabbing suspect’s lawyer plans to ask for $1M bond to be lowered: report

The lawyer for Karmelo Anthony, a 17-year-old accused of killing Austin Metcalf, plans to ask for his client's $1 million bond to be lowered, according to a report.

April 5

The Campus DEI Retreat

The University of Michigan shuts its' DEI office as colleges scramble to avoid Trump's scrutiny 

April 5

New York prepares to battle Trump’s DEI funding threats in fight over schools

The New York State Education Department has announced that it will fight back against threats from the Trump administration to restrict DEI measures in order to gain access to federal funding.