A Shawnee State University professor who refused to use the preferred pronouns of a biologically male student won $400,000 from the university.

CBS News posted a video of a nurse who claimed she quit her job after being asked to work in a coronavirus ICU without a face mask. 

A California professor was placed on leave after a video of her berating a student during a Zoom class went viral. According to the New York Post, an adjunct professor at Cypress College was placed...

Buttigieg's campaign falsified endorsements of prominent black South Carolinians and used Kenyan stock photos as promotional material for his Douglass Plan.

Loudoun County Public Schools is requiring parents to sign a form comparable to a non-disclosure agreement to view a portion of the district’s new curriculum.

A Pennsylvania school district that purported to be “appalled” by a drag performance at a high school actually signed off on the event.

A college professor was allegedly terminated after posting a video to TikTok dubbing conservatives “the enemy.”

An elementary school Parent Teachers Association (PTA) invited students to be recorded pledging allegiance to the Pride flag.

A majority of young, college-educated Americans justify the rioting and looting destroying major urban areas across the country, according to a new poll.

Maryland’s largest public school district saw a 582% increase in reports from students who identify as gender nonconforming.

A Scottsdale Unified school board member had access to a Google Drive that included personal information on outspoken parents.

A new poll uncovered that 52 percent of parents considered, or are considering, new schools for their children in the past year.

An Arizona school board coordinated with the Chandler Police Department to gather information on concerned parent groups and arrest unmasked parents.

Miguel Cardona played a key role in creating the curriculum for Connecticut's required course in African-American, Black, Puerto Rican, and Latino studies.

A professor at Cypress College in Southern California berated a student during a Zoom class for calling the police “heroes.” During a communications class, Braden Ellis gave a presentation about...

A tenured professor at Duke University is facing backlash from colleagues after informing his colleagues that he would not attend equity training.

Utah’ Gov. vowed to veto a school choice bill as school choice advocates point out that he accepted $75,000 in campaign funds from teachers unions.

This type of media blackout is consistent for Yang and other candidates that don't favor the conventional Democratic narrative.

An Connecticut elementary school assistant principal was placed on administrative leave after a viral video uncovered that he used illegal hiring practices

Journalists and activist organizations publicly vowed to continue exposing children’s hospitals that perform irreversible surgeries on minors.

A Rutgers University professor argued that it's in the public’s interest to invest more in public schools, despite sending his own kids to private school.

BYU concluded that there was no evidence that a lone fan used a racial slur against a Duke University athlete during a volleyball game.

A Colorado teacher was disciplined after suggesting to a transgender student that the rise in transgenderism is a “trend” that some come to regret.

When pressured to address exactly who knew what about the anti-Trump research, Steele conceded Hillary Clinton herself knew about the dossier research.

The Loudoun County Public School district has spent $422,500 in taxpayer funds since 2018 on diversity training inspired by critical race theory.

News outlets who are now complain about not enough press briefings under Grisham also routinely criticize President Donald Trump for his constant coronavirus task force briefings.

Andrew Yang announced on Twitter he will not appear on MSNBC until the network apologizes for omitting him from their polling graphics.

On Wednesday, the Tennessee State House voted to ban critical race theory — the theory that teaches people that America is irredeemably rooted in racism — from public schools. According to City...

In a newly released Project Veritas video, footage reveals ABC Correspondent David Wright admitting the network doesn't care about news, but just outrage.