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In yet another U.S. sex case involving an educator, a suburban Denver middle school teacher is accused of having sex with a teenage student for more than a year — and then stalking the student after their relationship ended.

A mother in Tennessee is allowing her teenage daughter to change her name after she was bullied for it. 

Fourteen people were charged for their roles in a mob-linked, multimillion-dollar illegal sports betting ring that involved university students and former college wrestlers, New Jersey authorities announced this week.

Leftists, who have spent years attacking PragerU as “not a real university,” will no-doubt be screaming into the void on hearing the organization is now officially offering courses that will count toward an accredited college degree.

Virginia Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger (D) has requested that the University of Virginia pause the process of picking a new president for the university until she is able to appoint five new board members.

Students at Barrington High School in Barrington, Rhode Island, launched a Turning Point USA chapter after their teacher mocked the assassination of the organization’s founder, Charlie Kirk.

A man named “Jihad” has been charged with assault and robbery after allegedly attacking an attendee at the Turning Point USA event held at UC Berkeley on Monday.

Antifa protesters were out in force at a Turning Point USA event hosted at UC Berkeley on Monday, intimidating the crowd by blocking exits and shouting “Fuck you, fascists.”

During a portion of an interview aired on Monday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Ingraham Angle,” President Donald Trump defended having students from foreign countries, including China, in American universities by saying that “it’s good to have outside countries.”

Harvard University psychology professor Steven Pinker said there is a “grain of truth” in President Donald Trump calling the school a “liberal mess.” 

A South Carolina woman named the 2025 “Teacher of the Year” and known for her “kindness” is now suspended from her job after being accused of trying to run over the father of her child in a Walmart parking lot in a Charleston suburb.

British counter-terror police have opened an investigation following claims that a university scrapped research on Uyghur forced labour amid threats from CCP officials and concerns of losing access to the Chinese educational market.

A jury awarded Abby Zwerner $10 million in a case she brought against her school’s assistant principal after being shot by a six-year-old student on January 6, 2023.

University of Iowa student Justin Pham Calhoon was arrested Wednesday on misdemeanor charges after he was caught on video flipping a Turning Point USA table on campus. Journalist Andy Ngo alleges that the student is transgender.

Thousands of school governors in Britain were reportedly told that it was “disinformation” to assert that “men belonging to a particular religion” were responsible for the Pakistani Muslim child rape grooming gang scandal in towns and cities across England.

Thousands worshiped Jesus together on Wednesday at the University of Cincinnati as young people experience a spiritual revival across the U.S.

Nearly two dozen Democrat-led states and Washington, DC, filed a lawsuit against the Department of Education (DOE) on Monday over a recent rule change to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) student loan debt relief program.

An admin for the Serbian Wikipedia who holds “checkuser” privileges on that site, which grants him access to confidential user data, confirmed earlier this year that he has edited for pay, including on the English Wikipedia. Claiming he never misused his data access, the disclosure about his paid editing work has nonetheless sparked an ongoing discussion about the propriety of such users doing paid work on the site.

A group of top state-funded secondary schools in London have been accused of political “indoctrination” after presenting students with teaching materials suggesting Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party represents “fascism”.

Erika Kirk, the widow of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, is calling on Judge Tony Graf to allow news cameras inside the courtroom for assassination suspect Tyler Robinson’s upcoming trial.

Palantir Technologies, the data-analytics company founded by Peter Thiel, has launched an unconventional fellowship program that offers high school graduates a chance to skip college and work directly for the company.

Authorities believe an explosion that rocked a Harvard Medical School building on Saturday was intentional, and the hunt for the suspects is on.

British schools are receiving a record £540 million a year in additional funding from the government to educate children who don’t speak English as their native language.

Two professors at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign recently caught dozens of students using artificial intelligence to generate identical apology emails after being accused of cheating by using AI to complete their class work.

President Donald Trump’s administration is revising and restoring a loan forgiveness program that previously helped leftist activists avoid paying their student loans.

A new book warns that it will take decades to undo the damage that “social emotional learning,” a mind-altering system of control, has done to childhood education.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) announced that the Florida Civics and Debate Initiative (FCDI) will rename its statewide championship scholarship the Charlie Kirk prize in honor of the late Turning Point USA founder’s “zealous advocacy for civic dialogue and freedom of speech,” with Florida recognized as “#1 for high school civics and debate.”

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (R) is calling on Louisiana State University (LSU) to build a statue in honor of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. 

The Loyola University New Orleans student government has reportedly denied a request to start a Turning Point USA chapter on campus.

Earlier this month, the Wikimedia Foundation that owns Wikipedia rejected candidates in community elections for its Board of Trustees, sparking a community revolt. One rejected candidate was Iraqi national Ravan Jaafar Al-Taie, who made numerous anti-Israeli posts. After community-elected board member Victoria Doronina publicly linked the posts to the rejection, Al-Taie filed a conduct complaint against Doronina, who later apologized and announced she was suspending most board activities until the end of the year.

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) shook up higher education with her pointed hearing questioning of university administrators over their tolerance of antisemitism. Now she is telling the full story of the troubling decline of American universities.

A man who said Charlie Kirk “got shot in the neck for a reason” was arrested at the University of New Mexico (UNM) after allegedly trying to steal Turning Point USA signs.

A teacher and her boyfriend stand accused of sex trafficking a high school student in Holdrege, Nebraska.

A university financial aid advisor in Buffalo, New York is behind bars after being charged with strangling his girlfriend and then setting their home on fire while the new mother and their  infant son were inside. Kidane Haile, 30, who

A legal group has joined the fight to allow a high schooler in Colorado to paint her parking spot at school with Christian themes.

Author Jodi Picoult has the dubious honor of being banned in two mediums this fall — her books and now a musical based on her novel “Between the Lines.”