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Media January 2

Idaho education funding restored after 'rooting out DEI,' State Department reveals

The U.S. Department of Education restored federal funding to a 2023 Idaho grant after previously suspecting it of pushing diversity, equity and inclusion.

Campus Radicals January 2

University of Oklahoma teaching assistant fired after flunking Christian student files appeal with school

Fired University of Oklahoma teaching assistant appeals decision, denies wrongdoing in grading Christian student's paper on gender roles and biblical beliefs.

Media January 2

Virginia school board bans employees from forcing students, teachers to use preferred pronouns

Virginia school board votes 7-2 to ban employees from forcing others to use preferred pronouns, sparking heated debate over transgender rights in schools.

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Flash January 2

Harvard alum blasts DEI policies after 'woke' values drive longtime professor's exit

A Harvard alumnus slammed the university's DEI policies, echoing a former professor's concerns about merit-based standards being abandoned for ideological priorities.

Campus Radicals January 2

Professor slams 'sneaky approach' to oppression-based teaching of American history: 'fantastically false'

Professor challenges modern American history curriculum in new book, arguing educators present Western culture negatively while omitting critical context.

VIDEO January 1

Professor slams 'sneaky approach' to oppression-based teaching of American history: 'fantastically false'

A professor and author who penned a book rebutting much of the modern teaching of American history in classrooms nationwide told Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Digital that today's curriculum intentionally presents Western culture in a negative light.

North Korea January 1

Kim Jong Un appears with daughter at mausoleum, fueling succession speculation

Kim Jong Un's daughter, Ju Ae, appeared at a sacred mausoleum, fueling speculation about North Korea's succession plan as analysts debate her role.

Culture Trends January 1

Seattle schools ask kids as young as 10 about gender identity, drugs in controversial survey

A federal investigation has reportedly been launched into Seattle schools over a controversial student health survey and data-sharing practices with third parties nationwide.

Caribbean January 1

University of Alabama student suffers 'severe head injury' while on family vacation in Caribbean

University of Alabama student Matthew Polaski reportedly suffered multiple skull fractures after falling during a family vacation in the Dominican Republic.

VIDEO January 1

Harvard professor blasts university’s DEI policies, says diversity prioritized over merit

Harvard alumnus Shabbos Kestenbaum discusses the school’s DEI policies after a professor resigned citing an anti-white, anti-Western culture on ‘Fox & Friends.’

Media January 1

Maine mom asks Supreme Court to step in after school allegedly hid child’s gender transition

Maine mother petitions Supreme Court over alleged school gender transition of daughter without parental consent. Case challenges parental rights.

Opinion January 1

For 2026, you should make a resolution to know the Revolution

Author who researched Washington through letters and diaries says cultural ignorance of founding era is scandalous and scary.

VIDEO December 31

Survey finds 1-in-5 students connected to AI romance

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ correspondent Danamarie McNicholl reports on the rise of artificial intelligence and how it impacts students on ‘Special Report.’

Media December 31

Texas requires students learn about 'perils of communism' in sweeping new curriculum overhaul

Texas will require students to learn about communism's perils under a new social studies curriculum starting in 2030. The state board approved the changes, 8-7.

Rhode Island December 31

Dispatch records from Brown University shooting capture chaos of deadly campus attack

Newly obtained police records reveal chaotic emergency response to Brown University shooting that left two students dead and multiple wounded on Dec. 13.

Campus Radicals December 31

40-year Harvard professor pens scathing piece on school's 'exclusion of white males,' anti-Western trends

Harvard professor leaves after 40 years, alleges woke policies destroyed academic standards and excellence in scathing "Why I'm Leaving Harvard" critique.

VIDEO December 30

Democratic gov backs school choice: ‘There is not one right answer for every child’

Gov. Jared Polis, D-Colo., discusses why he chose to support President Donald Trump’s school choice plan and what it means for education in his state on ‘The Will Cain Show.’

Mass Shootings December 30

Brown University implements campus-wide security overhaul after mass shooting leaves 2 dead, 9 wounded

Brown University announces new safety measures including security cameras after Dec. 13 mass shooting that killed two students in engineering building.

VIDEO December 29

Reading scores plunge as schools stop assigning full books

Children’s advocate Karen Vaites reacts to a new report showing students rarely read full books as reading scores decline nationwide.

Opinion December 29

Five hopeful signs college students are seeking truth once more

University president identifies five key changes signaling renewal in higher education during 2025, from student advocacy to parents reclaiming voices.

VIDEO December 28

Tech expert praises New York’s school cellphone ban as social media concerns rise

Phone Free New York founder Raj Goyle discusses New York’s ban on kids’ cellphone usage at schools and the dangers of social media on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’

Campus Radicals December 28

Head of America's 'free enterprise' college optimistic about academia despite left-wing bias: 'there is hope'

University president shares new hope for higher education at AmericaFest, promoting free enterprise values and civility on campus amid academic challenges.

VIDEO December 27

The Napkin Network helps new parents this holiday season

The Napkin Network founder Lindsay Gill joins 'Saturday in America' to discuss her charity's work providing new parents with childcare essentials including formula, diapers and more.

VIDEO December 27

College admissions introduce 'disagreement essays' to gauge applicants' tolerance

College admissions consultant Christopher Rim joins 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss a push for tolerance in college applications that has been adopted by prestigious universities including Harvard and Columbia.

Campus Radicals December 27

Defiant TPUSA leader won't quit despite chapter facing harassment, hostility after Kirk assassination

Northern Arizona University Turning Point USA leader Rose Lombardo is standing strong despite backlash from critics for her right-wing activism.

Minnesota Fraud Exposed December 26

Misspelled learning center, no children inside: Emmer presses Walz over Minnesota daycare tied to $4M

A YouTuber confronted a Minnesota daycare that can't spell "learning" but reportedly got $4 million in taxpayer funds amid a growing fraud scandal.

Campus Radicals December 26

Most radical courses, curriculum that received federal funding in 2025

In 2025, Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Digital reported on numerous examples of controversial curriculum being taught to students and universities across the country and often sparking outrage.

Campus Radicals December 26

President of TPUSA chapter twice denied by university's student government vows to fight: 'not backing down'

Loyola University student fights for conservative club after being denied twice. Anistin Murray vows to keep battling for Turning Point USA chapter.

VIDEO December 25

President of TPUSA chapter twice denied by university's student government vows to fight: 'not backing down'

A student at Loyola University New Orleans who has twice been denied the opportunity to start a Turning Point USA chapter on campus vowed at the conservative organization's annual AmericaFest conference that she would keep fighting.

House of Representatives Democrats December 25

Lawmakers attempt to tackle NIL, giving it the 'old college try'

SCORE Act to regulate college athlete NIL deals faces uncertain future as Congress continues debates over treating student-athletes as employees.

Media December 24

Federal judge strikes down 'gender secrecy' policies in California public schools

A California public school policy barring teachers from informing parents about student gender identity changes was struck down by a federal judge on Monday.