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VIDEO February 23

Cursive in classrooms: Necessary for development or mere nostalgia?

Wall Street Journal opinion editors Mary Julia Koch and Emma Camp debate the necessity of teaching cursive in classrooms on ‘Fox & Friends.’

Media February 23

UK hospital trust advises staff to use ‘Xey/Xem’ pronouns or apologize for mistakes

King's College Hospital NHS trust reportedly tells staff to use "Xey/Xem" pronouns and apologize for mistakes, according to training documents revealed.

VIDEO February 23

Gavin Newsom tells Georgia crowd 'I'm like you ... I'm a 960 SAT guy'

California Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks at an appearance in Atlanta as a stop on his book tour for his new memoir, "Young Man in a Hurry."

Media February 23

Texas parents rush to enroll their kids into state's school choice program

Gov. Greg Abbott signed Texas Education Freedom Act creating $1 billion school choice program after overcoming Republican opposition, with 115,000 families applying.

VIDEO February 22

Multiple teens arrested as student anti-ICE walkout ERUPTS into chaos

Police arrested multiple teenagers after clashes broke out during a student-led walkout protesting ICE in Quakertown, Pennsylvania.

VIDEO February 21

The Supreme Court’s historic tariff decision

Paul Gigot interviews UC Berkeley law professor John Yoo.

VIDEO February 21

Hits and Misses

The week's best and worst from Kim Strassel, Jason Riley and Dan Henninger.

Media February 21

Texas mom who spoke at White House 'so grateful' to Trump for advancement of school choice policies

School choice scholarships saved her family, Greta Alexander told Fox News Digital after her son died from addiction while daughter thrived in private school through ACE program.

Philadelphia Phillies February 21

Bryce Harper hits back at Olympians who are indifferent about representing United States

Bryce Harper addressed Olympians’ mixed feelings about Team USA, saying no matter the politics, representing the United States is the greatest honor in sports.

First Amendment February 21

Federal court clears way for Ten Commandments to be displayed in Louisiana public school classrooms

Federal appeals court lifts block on Louisiana law requiring Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, sparking intense constitutional debate.

U.S. February 20

High school teacher arrested in alleged sex case involving student

Georgia teacher Danielle Weaver, 29, is charged with child molestation after allegations of inappropriate contact with a student at Lee County High School.

Travel February 20

More Americans leave big cities for rural states as migration patterns shift in 2026

Americans are ditching big cities for rural states in 2026, with 88% of movers seeking affordable living and outdoor lifestyles in quieter communities, new research says.

Opinion February 20

When an ‘A’ means average, even Harvard has a problem — and they know it

Harvard University faculty committee tackles grade inflation problem that Harvey Mansfield highlighted decades ago, following Princeton University's failed grading restrictions.

Media February 20

School choice issue in Texas reveals new litmus test for Republicans

Rep. Brian Harrison says legislators are now "scared to admit" they oppose education freedom as American Federation for Children declares complete victory.

Texas February 19

University of Texas System to restrict teaching 'unnecessarily controversial subjects'

University of Texas System Board of Regents approved rule allowing students to graduate without studying "unnecessarily controversial subjects."

Wisconsin February 19

College student dies in tragic ski accident at Wisconsin resort, marking second death within a month

College student Alexandra Blattner, 20, reportedly died in a ski accident at Granite Peak Resort in Wisconsin. The UW-Oshkosh sophomore studied nursing.

College February 19

Viral bodycam video shows dozens of college students blindfolded in basement over alleged hazing incident

Video shows police discovering 56 blindfolded pledges covered in substances inside the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity house during a 2024 fire alarm response at the University of Iowa.

Justice Department February 18

Trump DOJ probes Michigan schools over gender curriculum, joins lawsuit against LA race-based program

Trump Justice Department launches investigations into Michigan school districts over gender instruction and intervenes in LA race-based admissions lawsuit.

VIDEO February 18

Hegseth orders review of Pentagon’s relationships with US universities

Fox News chief national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin lists the universities at risk of being barred from Pentagon’s tuition aid on ‘Special Report.’

Media February 18

Department of Education to pull back race-based criteria in federal grants

The U.S. Department of Education will change controversial race-based eligibility rules for federal grants after Young America's Foundation's 2024 lawsuit.

Media February 18

Grieving mom says Mark Zuckerberg must 'face the music' as Meta CEO testifies in landmark addiction trial

A grieving mother called on Mark Zuckerberg to "face the music" as the Meta CEO testified in a historic trial over claims that social media platforms addict young users.

Media February 18

Michelle Obama says affirmative action no different than athlete admissions

Michelle Obama questioned outrage over affirmative action by saying college admissions for athletes and legacy students are essentially the same thing.

VIDEO February 18

New York hospital decides to end youth gender surgeries

Fox News senior medical analyst Dr. Marc Siegel discusses NYU Langone Health ending youth gender surgeries on ‘America Reports.’

High School February 18

IMG Academy set to pay nearly $2 million in fines after students' parents linked to Mexican drug cartel

IMG Academy must pay close to $2 million in fines after authorities found that two student-athletes’ parents had connections to a Mexican drug cartel, breaking U.S. counternarcotics rules.

Media February 18

Nashville teacher allegedly threatened with termination for refusing to read LGBTQ book to first graders

Nashville teacher allegedly faced termination threats after refusing to read same-sex marriage book to first-graders, citing religious beliefs.

VIDEO February 17

Psychotherapist addresses mental ‘underbelly’ driving recent shootings

Will Cain and psychotherapist Tom Kersting analyze a potential trend linking gender identity issues, mental health conditions, and recent violent acts on ‘The Will Cain Show.’

Fox News Flash February 17

Plastic surgeon applauds move away from trans youth surgeries as far-left outlet examines doctors' shift

Plastic surgeon Dr. Sheila Nazarian argues it's a "stain" on her profession that doctors stayed silent on gender surgeries for minors as new guidelines are released.

US Education February 17

Harvard students earn course credit helping asylum seekers as critics calls school 'bastion of woke activism'

Harvard offers "Immigrant Justice Lab" course, where students help asylum seekers, sparking controversy over prioritizing immigrants over American students.

Opinion February 17

Mississippi's school miracle shames failing Chicago leaders on education

Pastor Corey Brooks reveals how Mississippi has transformed from 49th to 9th in reading while Chicago's South Side schools continue failing students.

New York City February 16

Teen killed after protecting friends in 'senseless' shootout as locals raise alarm over rising crime in Bronx

Teenager arrested in Bronx school shooting that killed 16-year-old Christopher Redding. The aspiring football player was defending friends during the attack.

Media February 16

California school board member temporarily banned from school after clash with principal over ICE protests

Pajaro Valley Unified School District trustee Gabe Medina faces campus ban following heated confrontation with principal during student walkout protests in Watsonville, California.