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Education experts warn Mamdani plan could gut NYC gifted programs, hurt low-income students

Education experts warn NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani's plans to overhaul the city's gifted program could harm high-achieving students from low-income families.

February 2

WATCH: Punxsutawney Phil predicts six more weeks of winter

Punxsutawney Phil make his weather prediction during the annual Groundhog Day festival in Pennsylvania.

February 2

Arizona deputies save choking 2-week-old baby in roadside rescue after parents' emergency call

Arizona deputies save choking 2-week-old baby in dramatic roadside rescue after parents' frantic 911 call. Child CPR and back blows cleared the airway.

February 2

Trump says Democrat-run cities won't get federal help for protests unless requested

‘Saturday in America’ host Kayleigh McEnany discusses President Donald Trump’s pivot on federal aid to Democrat-run cities amid tensions over anti-ICE protests on ‘America’s Newsroom.’

February 2

Philly DA’s ‘hunt you down’ warning to ICE draws calls for DOJ criminal probe

Calls mount for criminal investigation into Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner after he allegedly threatened to "hunt down" ICE agents, comparing them to Nazis.

February 2

Longtime Iowa federal judge dies at 78 after more than 26 years on the bench

Robert Pratt, who served as an Iowa federal judge for more than 26 years, died Wednesday at 78 after suffering cardiac arrest while at a gym.

February 2

Rooftop Revelations: My walk across America reveals the cure for chaos isn’t more government

Corey Brooks, Project H.O.O.D. founder and pastor shares the lessons he learned in Mobile, Ala.

February 2

Federal agents arrest 2 more in connection to Minnesota church storming

The Justice Department last week arrested Don Lemon and others in connection with their alleged involvement in the same protest.

February 2

Harvard slashes A grades by nearly 7 percentage points after faculty crackdown on grade inflation

Harvard cuts A grades by nearly seven percentage points as university tackles widespread grade inflation crisis affecting student evaluations and academic standards.

February 2

Expert unpacks Florida’s freezing weather, widespread power outages across US

American Public Power Association CEO Scott Corwin discusses the severe winter weather impacting parts of Florida and other U.S. states and the threat of subsequent power outages on ‘Fox & Friends.’