Report: Details of the NCAA Games Fixed in Gambling Scandal Revealed
Federal investigators have revealed in a 70-page indictment listing the nearly 30 college basketball games illegally fixed by gamblers.

Federal investigators have revealed in a 70-page indictment listing the nearly 30 college basketball games illegally fixed by gamblers.

The U.S. Department of Education (ED) announced 18 investigations into K-12 school districts, postsecondary education institutions, and state departments of education over alleged “gender identity” policies.

The second-largest school district in Minnesota announced it will offer temporary online learning during Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations.

Rep. Riley Moore (R-WV) is introducing a federal savings program to help individuals pay for equipment, certifications, and startup costs tied to careers in the trades and vocations.

President Donald Trump signed a law on Wednesday to bring whole and two percent milk back to American schools.

School districts are increasingly turning to importing teachers from foreign nations to work for lower pay than American teachers.

President Donald Trump holds a signing ceremony at the White House on Wednesday, January 14.

The Supreme Court appeared sympathetic on Tuesday to state laws banning transgender-identifying males from playing on female sports teams.

The Smithsonian Institution has reached its deadline to submit documents related to current and upcoming exhibitions and events so that the White House can review them to ensure “truth and sanity” is restored in American history.

The president of the Turning Point USA chapter at a major Texas university is seeing God work among young people due in part to Charlie Kirk’s example.

War Secretary Pete Hegseth joined the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) for an early-morning workout last week while on his “Arsenal of Freedom” tour.

The Supreme Court is slated to hear oral arguments in cases on Tuesday about transgender-identifying males competing in female sports.

Texas A&M University is axing gender- and race-related content as the school reviews its courses, telling professors they should not feature material that includes major plotlines involving gay and transgender characters in their core-curriculum classes. Professors intent on shoving radical gender ideology and LGBT material down their students’ throats are up in arms over the change.

British universities removed from generous funding programme over fears young people influenced by Muslim Brotherhood on radicalised campuses.

Attorneys representing parents in California filed an emergency request Thursday asking the Supreme Court to block a federal appeals court ruling allowing the state’s “gender secrecy” policies to continue.

Former Colorado teacher Patricio Illanes, who has worked with kids at various schools for the last 15 years, was arrested on Monday and is now facing 50 charges of sexual exploitation of a child.

Harvard University Dean Gregory Davis has been removed after his anti-white and anti-police social media posts resurfaced in a student-run news outlet.

Austin Peay State University (APSU) in Clarksville, Tennessee, has reinstated professor Darren Michael, who was fired over his social media post in response to the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. The school will also reportedly pay the reinstated professor $500,000.

Two WV high school girls and their families accuse the transgender-identifying male student at the center of a case that will be heard by SCOTUS of sexual harassment and intimidation.

Harvard’s leader admitted the university allowing professors to express their personal views in the classroom was a bad idea that has “chilled free speech and debate on campus.”

Federal funding has been restored to Idaho’s “community schools” after they reportedly removed diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) from their programs.

A Harvard professor who spent 40 years teaching at the Ivy League institution blasted the university for the changes it made after the Chinese coronavirus and George Floyd riots, citing woke, anti-white and anti-male resolutions in a searing essay announcing his retirement.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing the state of Virginia over a law that gives illegal migrants perks such as in-state tuition and state financial assistance.

Legal advocacy group America First Legal (AFL) has accused Boston University of failing to protect a student who was targeted by “credible death threats” after he reported suspected violations of federal law to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

A schoolteacher in England was reportedly referred to the Prevent programme after he showed his students Donald Trump videos.

The Trump administration has proposed garnishing the wages of those in default on their student loans next year.

In a broad-ranging interview with Breitbart News before Christmas, McMahon reflected on her victories at the Education Department and her priorities for the new year, which include continuing to send more power back to states as she waits for Congress to fulfill President Donald Trump’s executive order mandating the elimination of the department.

A school bus driver was fired after she required students to speak English on her bus, in an effort to address and put a stop to bullying that was happening on the transport.

A statewide mandate requiring all school buses to be electric by 2035 has resulted in a chilly preview in one New York school district of what’s to come: kids freezing on their rides to and from school.

The alleged Brown University shooter, a 48-year-old Portuguese national, attended school with slain MIT professor Nuno Loureiro in Portugal in the late 1990s.

Hoosiers are unhappy with the direction of their state, a Defend Forgotten America Poll, conducted by Republican pollster Public Opinion Strategies (POS), found.

Turning Point USA executive Andrew Sypher testified before the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, highlighting how the left-wing Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) “villainizes” conservatives — which Charlie Kirk warned would put him and his organization “in the crosshairs” three months before his assassination — and called on Congress to “act decisively” by finally confronting “the brewing political violence in our midst.”

Education Secretary Linda McMahon called for Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) to resign over reports of massive education fraud within Minnesota’s college system.

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) introduced a pair of bills Tuesday to strengthen immigration security and to ensure that only American citizens are eligible for in-state college tuition, telling Breitbart News that his legislation is aimed at “closing loopholes that are frequently exploited” by illegal migrants.

Arkansas is set to become the first state to dump PBS after a commission that oversees public television in the state voted to end its contract and stop paying the broadcaster $2.5 million in dues.

A man recently became a hero to a young girl for making sure she made it safely to school when he saw her walking alone in freezing cold weather in Detroit, Michigan.

Kentucky State Rep. Sarah Stalker (D) confessed this week that she does not feel good about being white, claiming that it is a “point of privilege” she feels bad about.

A former high school music teacher has been accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student.

The Department of Education will award new grants for school mental health programs after scrapping funds earlier this year to such programs that upheld racial quotas and preached gender ideology.

A radical abortion group is selling a children’s book that frames killing unborn babies in abortions as a “superpower.”
