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Tina Descovich says Moms for Liberty feels vindication after a DOJ report revealed the FBI opened 25 "Guardian assessments" targeting parents.

The Justice Department alleges the University of Delaware charges undocumented students $15,740 while out-of-state U.S. citizens pay roughly $42,470.

Loudoun County Public Schools defends its LGBTQ+ History Month proclamation as parents raise concerns over gender identity and locker room policies.

Roxane Gay said "Free Luigi" at a Harvard Medical School event before admitting she uses concierge medicine to avoid ordinary healthcare costs.

First Liberty Institute is urging the Supreme Court to intervene as Amish families face crushing fines under New York's school vaccine mandate.

Tessa Bulzan said Hillsboro School District approved her Christian curriculum academically but denied reimbursement over the author's biblical worldview.

Communio's JP De Gance says unmarried people in their 30s are the loneliest demographic and urges churches to actively encourage marriage now.

A viral video showed Cal State San Marcos lecturer cursing at a student who asked about Native Americans and alcoholism rates during an ethnic studies class.

Ms. Rachel's 21 million YouTube followers may not realize the children's entertainer has waded into political activism, says Moms for Liberty.

Stephen Moore says Bernie Sanders, Hasan Piker and Elizabeth Warren grew wealthy under capitalism while pushing socialist policies they call immoral.

Minocqua Brewing Co.'s Madison taproom faces likely closure by year's end after Wisconsin officials revoked its alcohol permits over alleged violations.

A Christian nurse at Oregon Health & Science University says OHSU refused her employee group unless she removed prayer and Bible study elements.

Brigitte Stegemann's granddaughter alleges the 83-year-old had no idea she was about to die until she was told a lethal MAID injection was scheduled.

Brigitte Stegemann's granddaughter alleges the 83-year-old became distraught and said she "made a mistake" days before her MAiD procedure in Ontario.

Jessica Bates said Oregon denied her foster care adoption application after she refused to use preferred pronouns or take a child to hormone therapy.

Store owner Matt Humphrey said he called 911 for open-air drug use near his shop and never saw police, as Seattle business leaders demand a public safety plan.

Carnegie Mellon says Uju Anya's social media posts violated community standards, as colleagues report fearing for their safety after being doxxed.

Carnegie Mellon University says it is reviewing Uju Anya's social media posts invoking "Kirkmas" near the anniversary of Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Mark Bray's new book chronicles his family's flight to Spain after alleged death threats and doxxing after the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Netflix denied mocking Charlie Kirk's assassination after its UK & Ireland account posted about almost suffering a neck injury on the anniversary of Kirk's death.

Charlie Kirk lookalike contests and flyers mocking his death spread across campuses from Georgetown to NYU on the anniversary of his assassination.

Flyers at the University of Tennessee advertise a campus gathering celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination anniversary, but the university is condemning it.

Anonymous social media posts promoted a Charlie Kirk look-alike contest called "Kirkiversary" at the University of South Carolina ahead of the Sept. 10 anniversary of Kirk's killing.

A Portland tattoo artist advertised discounted neck tattoos to mark the anniversary of Charlie Kirk's assassination, sparking backlash online.

UC Irvine lecturer Matthew Goldman allegedly endorsed violence against conservative activist Nick Shirley ahead of his Harvard Republicans event.

"Broken Country" challenges Canada's image as a progressive model for the United States, revealing a man offered MAID after a 15-hour ER wait.

Alliance Defending Freedom sued Lake Washington School District after a father says his son learned about gender-change surgery during Pride Month.

Georgetown University students promoted a Charlie Kirk lookalike contest on Fizz, the anonymous social media app, drawing over 2,200 upvotes on campus.

Global Farms says critics flooded its Google reviews with one-star ratings after unveiling the Charlie Kirk corn maze, but worldwide support followed.

Ohio State University paid $2.1 million to resolve allegations it failed to disclose researcher C.K. Shum's ties to China's Thousand Talents Program.