Friday, January 2, 2026

EDUCATION

DOJ Sues Virginia Over Tuition for Illegal Immigrants

(Esther Wickham, The Center Square) The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit this week against Virginia, alleging the state unlawfully grants in-state college tuition rates to students who are not legally present in the United States. The government is seeking a permanent injunction against certain provisions of the Virginia...

Pennsylvania Principal Caught on Hot Mic in Antisemitic Rant

Jewish Federation leaders sharply condemned the incident

Somali-Run Daycare That Misspelled ‘Learning’ Received $4M in State Funding

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Quality learning? Doesn’t seem like it. A YouTuber named Nick Shirley has found that a Somali-run daycare in Minnesota, which received roughly $4 million in state funding over the last two years and is licensed for 99 children, appeared to be empty when he visited it...

Free Speech Under Fire Nearly 300 Times in 2025 on Campus

(Tate Miller, The Center Square) Two hundred seventy-four incidents involving interference to free speech have taken place so far on college campuses in 2025, according to FIRE data, an increase from 2020’s high of 252 – with a free speech advocate stating college presidents have the ability to better...

Record School Spending Fails to Reverse Decline in Test Scores

Since 2002, K-12 public school spending has increased by more than 35%, yet enrollment has dropped 2.1%...

Trump Admin Demands Tim Walz’s Resignation after Another Fraud Discovery

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Education Secretary Linda McMahon demanded on Monday that Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz step down over allegations that his administration allowed millions in taxpayer money to be stolen by “ghost students.”  McMahon’s scathing letter, published on X, came after the Education Department reportedly uncovered at least 1,834 fraudulent college applicants in...

Brown University Shooting Witnesses Include Parkland Student, Survivor Contestant

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Eva Erickson, a doctoral candidate who was the runner-up earlier this year on the CBS reality competition show “Survivor,” said she left her lab in the engineering building 15 minutes before shots rang out. Erikson had just dodged a shooting during final exams at Brown University that...

Police Arrest Suspect in Brown University Shooting, Which Killed 2 and Injured 9

(Headline USA) Police in Rhode Island said early Sunday that they had a suspect in custody after a shooting that rocked the Brown University campus during final exams, leaving two people dead and nine others wounded. Col. Oscar Perez, chief of the Providence police, confirmed at a news conference that the...

Did Maryland’s Governor, Likely a 2028 Contender, Lie About a PhD?

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Maryland Democrat Gov. Wes Moore, a top contender for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination, is facing renewed scrutiny over his academic credentials, this time pertaining to claims he was a doctoral candidate.  A new investigation from the Washington Free Beacon suggests Moore likely exaggerated or misrepresented his studies at Oxford University, where...

North Carolina High School Student Stabbed to Death

(Headline USA) A stabbing at a central North Carolina high school Tuesday left one student dead and another injured, authorities said. Forsyth County Sheriff Bobby Kimbrough said officers at North Forsyth High School in Winston-Salem sought assistance shortly after 11 a.m. “We responded to an altercation between two students,” Kimbrough said at...

Charlotte High School Student Criminally Investigated for Charlie Kirk Memorial

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) A high school student in Charlotte, North Carolina was criminally investigated over a memorial she painted to honor conservative activist Charlie Kirk after he was assassinated on Sept. 10, according to a lawsuit over the matter. The student, Gabby Stout—she’s only identified by initials in court...

After Kirk Assasination, Students Less Comfortable with ‘Controversial’ Events on Campus

(Tate Miller, The Center Square) Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, half of the nation’s college students report feeling less comfortable attending controversial public events on campus and nearly half are less comfortable voicing opinions on controversial subjects in class. Chief Research Advisor Dr. Sean Stevens at the Foundation for...
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