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US Education March 21

Student loans, Pell grants will continue despite Education Department downsizing, expert says

President Donald Trump’s executive order aims to downsize the Department of Education, but key programs like student loans and civil rights protections will still continue.

Maine March 20

Can Maine’s high school sports authority dodge Title IX? Conservative legal experts say no

Maine Principals' Association said it cannot be found liable for violating Title IX because it does not receive any federal funding, but conservative legal experts disagree.

Opinion March 20

The future of nature is nonpartisan. Let's combat environmental extremism with common sense

If we wants to make environmental progress that lasts beyond the next Election Day, we need a group that fights to conserve our natural beauty regardless of which "side" is in power.

VIDEO March 19

Pro-Israel activist slams Columbia as 'complacent and complicit' in protests

Pro-Israel activist Lizzy Savetsky joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss ongoing protests on Columbia's campus and two janitors suing the university over harassment for reporting antisemitic behavior.

VIDEO March 18

Miami Beach mayor speaks out on conflict with local theater over screening of ‘propaganda’ film

Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner told Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Digital that the documentary ‘No Other Land’ is a one-sided ‘hit piece’ against Israel.

VIDEO March 14

Los Angeles teacher criticizes union’s ‘radical transformation’ to antisemitism

Resource specialist teacher Barry Blisten joins ‘ӣÌÒÊÓƵ @ Night’ to warn about the United Teachers Los Angeles union and its alleged embrace of antisemitism and divisive politics.

Maine March 13

Maine judges’ mass recusal in trans sports case raises unanswered questions, legal expert says

A statement was released Wednesday evening explaining why every federal judge in Maine has recused themselves from state Rep. Laurel Libby's case challenging her censure in the state legislature stemming from a social media post including an image of a transgender female high school athlete when they competed as a male.

Sports March 12

Maine judges refuse to take Rep Laurel Libby's court case on censure for trans athlete post

All of Maine's federal judges have recused themselves from the case involving Rep. Laurel Libby suing the state's speaker of the house over her recent censure.

VIDEO March 4, 2025

Barnard College takes belated action against anti-Israel protesters

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ correspondent Alexis McAdams reports on the expulsion of multiple Barnard College students for anti-Israel protests.

Maine February 27, 2025

Maine House speaker deletes X account after censuring lawmaker opposed to transgender athletes in girls sports

The Maine House of Representatives' Democratic speaker, Ryan Fecteau, deleted his X account days after censuring Republican Rep. Laurel Libby.

Media February 27, 2025

Maryland lawmaker shocked by blue state's push to allow condom vending machines in public schools

Maryland state Del. Kathy Szeliga spoke out against legislation to reverse a law banning condoms and other contraception from being sold in public school vending machines on "America Reports."