Ron DeSantis touts Florida's education system, slams 'woke' academia in Sarasota address

Ron DeSantis spoke at New College of Florida and took on the state and national education establishments, touting his accomplishments as he attempts to remake Florida public education.

San Jose State professor suspended for alleged violation of university policies during anti-Israel protests

Sang Hea Kil, a Justice Studies professor and former anti-racism chair for the Social Justice Transformation Committee at SJSU, posted the news to her Instagram account.

Tulsi Gabbard's aunt killed, prominent Samoan author charged with murder

The aunt of Tulsi Gabbard was killed last week and a prominent Samoan author and playwright has been charged with her murder, according to local reports.

Biden urges respect for legal system after Trump conviction while publicly flouting SCOTUS rulings

President Biden said Friday the justice system “should be respected," just days after he told his supporters the Supreme Court could not "stop" him from carrying out his agenda.

Ex-criminology professor jailed for 5 years for 'arson spree' during Dixie Fires

An Ex-criminology professor was jailed for 5 years Thursday for going on a "arson spree" during the Dixie Fires in California in 2021, often igniting fires being firefighters

US Labor Department trashed for post about helping 'menstruators thrive at work': ‘Insulting’

X users trashed a Department of Labor blog post that offered employers five tips on how to make work life easier for "menstruators."

UVA to pay $9 million to families of victims in 2022 shooting that killed 3 football players, wounded 2 others

The University of Virginia will pay $9 million to the families of the victims of a 2022 campus shooting that killed three football players and wounded two other students.

Veterans become teachers, help with shortage of educators nationwide: They've 'built resiliency'

Veterans are helping to address the teacher shortage in public schools across America, but there's still a need to fill teacher vacancies across the United States.

Why do we say ‘all hands on deck’ and other popular expressions? 3 fun idioms with unique meanings

Metaphorical sayings typically have deeper meanings and unique origins. Why do we say these three phrases using the word "hand"? Here are 3 interesting expressions and their origin stories.

Americans stand with Israel and we need to prove it to the world

The reaction to the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel was horrific. The International Criminal Court and some foreign nations are actually rewarding terrorism. We need to stop it.

First on Fox: Calls for State Department to abandon 'obsession' with DEI and 'depoliticize,' new report says

The Heritage Foundation urged the State Department to dismantle it's Office of Diversity and Inclusion and to prioritize standardized testing as a means of determining qualified candidates.

Virginia public school faces backlash after students reportedly played segregation game

The Lyles-Crouch Traditional Academy in Alexandria, Virginia is facing backlash after students segregated other students based on their race while playing a game.

White teacher sues California union after allegedly blocking him from leadership for being White

A White teacher in the Elk Grove School District is suing his local union after it barred him from running for a position limited to people of color, according to the lawsuit.

On this day in history, May 30, 1868, first Decoration Day is held in remembrance of those lost in war

The first Decoration Day was held on this day in history, May 30, 1868, as a precursor to Memorial Day, a day of remembrance to honor all those who died in war in service to our nation.

Iran's supreme leader thanks US college students for 'standing on the right side of history'

Iran's supreme leader hailed American college protesters in a lengthy letter and social media posts, saying that they were "standing on the right side of history."

Biden admin prioritizes $900 million for green school buses as illiteracy plagues US schools

The Biden administration is dispersing nearly $900 million for green school buses, as the U.S. continues to struggle with child illiteracy.

Illinois high school apologizes after printing quote from student 'happy' about Oct. 7 in yearbook

Glenbrook South High School announced it launched a probe into the "deeply offensive" quote that was printed in its yearbook of a student being "happy" about the Oct. 7 attack on Israel.

Antisemitism at Yale, Univ. of Michigan to face congressional scrutiny

The dates and times of transcribed interviews with two university presidents were revealed by House Committee on Education and Workforce Chairwoman Virginia Foxx, R-N.C., on Wednesday.

‘The Perilous Fight’ is a battle for the future of the family and our nation

The culture wars have a very clear target -- the American family. My new book, ‘The Perilous Fight,’ shows how that conflict is as important as the fighting at Ft. McHenry.

Harvard announces new restrictions on statements about 'controversial public policy issues'

Harvard announced on Tuesday that it would refrain from taking public positions on issues that “do not directly affect the university’s core function."

California's proposed parental notification policy for gender identity changes fails to qualify for ballot

A policy that would have required California schools to notify parents if their child wants to change their gender identity failed to qualify as a ballot measure.

Michael Shellenberger says there's an 'anti-civilization element' in the anti-Israel campus protests

In an interview with Fox News Digital, independent journalist Michael Shellenberger spoke about the "anti-civilization element" of the anti-Israel protests.

Women under Biden administration’s Title IX changes face the ‘evisceration of legal womanhood,’ experts say

The Biden administration announced it has finalized changes to Title IX, set to take effect Aug. 1. Here's the breakdown, according to conservative scholars.

'If the shoe fits’ and other popular phrases: Where did they come from? 3 fun origin stories

"If the shoe fits," "goody two shoes" and "shaking in my boots" — Why do we use these phrases and where did they come from? Here are three fun original stories of popular expressions.

Georgia WWII hero's grave inspires songwriter ballad decades after soldier killed in combat

Songwriter Craig Gleason wrote "The Ballad of Ervin O. Jones" after finding a World War II hero's grave seven decades after soldier was killed in the Battle of Okinawa.

Prison Ship Martyrs Monument is America's 'original' tomb of unknown war heroes

The Prison Ship Martyrs Monument in Brooklyn, New York, pays chilling tribute to the 11,500 Americans and allies who died aboard British prison ships during the American Revolution.

Attorney backs Texas school district over Biden administration's Title IX changes: 'We expect to win'

Representing the Carrol Independent School District in Texas, an attorney is confident in striking down the Biden administration’s new protections for trans-athletes.

Jack Carr's take on John A. Logan's Memorial Day order: 'Guard their graves with sacred vigilance'

Jack Carr, bestselling author and former Navy SEAL task unit commander, recounts the orders to create Memorial Day — a day to remember, honor and mourn those who died serving our nation.

Arizona teacher retiring over frustration of students not putting down phones: 'Addiction' worse than drugs

An Arizona high school biology teacher recently quit his job after reaching a breaking point with how much his students were addicted to their smart phones.

NYC's Fleet Week features dive-tank experience in heart of Times Square: 'Amazing'

The U.S. Navy, Coast Guard and Marine Corps have returned to New York City for Fleet Week 2024. Navy divers Christopher Brewer and Ryan Ilagan shared their experience with Fox News Digital.

10 delicious all-American summertime foods enjoy surprising overseas origins

Here's a look at 10 of the most iconic all-American summertime foods, from cheeseburgers to apple pie, that arrived in the New World only after the Columbus Exchange.

'Little Mermaid,' 'Aladdin' director says Disney needs 'course correction' away from pushing political message

The co-director of Disney favorites "The Little Mermaid" and "Moana" recently said the company has pushed messaging over story in recent years and needs to recalibrate.

Kevin O'Leary torches Biden student loan handout as 'unfair' and 'un-American': 'I really really hate this'

Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary slams the White House for another round of student loan handouts, calling it "unfair" and "un-American" for tax-payers to foot the bill.

Biden repeats football claim to West Point graduates at commencement address

President Biden repeated a story during his commencement address to West Point graduates about a time he was purportedly appointed to the U.S. Navy Academy but declined.

Ohio high school baseball player chases runner down from outfield, tags him out at home in bizarre sequence

In what may be a first in baseball history, a center fielder tagged a runner out at home after chasing him around practically the entire diamond.

Harvard Rabbi criticizes commencement speaker, approaches her after speech for claims about antisemitism

Rabbi Hirschy Zarchi demanded that journalist Maria Ressa explain comments she made that he believed were antisemitic during Harvard's commencement Thursday.

UCLA anti-Israel protesters clash with police after blocking access to campus buildings

Law enforcement stormed and dismantled a new encampment established Thursday on the University of California Los Angeles campus by anti-Israel protesters.

My daughter's car got stolen. What happened next shows why minorities are trending Republican

Why are Blacks and Hispanics warming to Republicans? Democratic strategists want to know after a slew of polls show what may be the start of a political realignment.

Gunfire erupts at Oakland high school graduation ceremony, wounding 2: police

An isolated shooting during a graduation ceremony at Skyline High School in Oakland, California, left two adults wounded, police said.

'No open debate': Blue state judge removes controversial ballot initiative after backlash over parents' rights

A proposed amendment to New York's constitution has been blocked by a judge. Opponents of the ballot initiative say it would have allowed state government to take over parents' rights.

World War I monument to be unveiled across from White House this fall: 'Sacred art'

A 60-foot-long, bronze WWI monument will take form in Washington, D.C.'s Pershing Park. Master sculptor Sabin Howard reveals his creative process and what the work means for America's heroes.

Meet the American who cooked up ketchup, Dr. James Mease, patriot with passion for 'love apples'

Dr. James Mease was a Philadelphia intellectual born to a veteran of the American Revolution. In 1812, he published the first recipe for ketchup, a signature taste of America.

AOC claims Trump's re-election would mean higher gas prices as fuel costs hit record high under Biden

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez warned that former President Trump would raise gas prices by enabling foreign energy producers to “price gouge" if he wins re-election.

Rubio demands Columbia president refund students after takeover by ‘lawless, pro-Hamas rioters’

Sen. Marco Rubio urged Columbia University's president to refund students that were affected by the interruption to their education caused by the anti-Israel encampment that the administration allowed to escalate.

Burgess Owens corners elite university president over eye-popping donations from Hamas-harboring Qatar

Utah Rep. Burgess Owens grilled Northwestern President Michael Schill in a committee hearing regarding the millions of dollars the school has received from Qatar-connected groups.

UNC Board of Governors votes to repeal DEI mandates for North Carolina public universities

The UNC Board of Governors voted on Thursday to repeal a 2019 policy implementing DEI mandates at every North Carolina public university in the system.

Glenn Youngkin: Education is the bedrock of attaining the American dream

Virginia Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin headlined the RISE summit at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute in Washington on Thursday.

Pennsylvania dad demands answers after son, 5, has teeth knocked out in bloody assault at school, lawyer says

A Pennsylvania family is still seeking answers from school officials after their 5-year-old son was assaulted by another student at the school a week ago.

America's war heroes buried overseas remain defenders of liberty: They 'continue to serve'

Fox News Digital spoke with Charles K. Djou, secretary of the American Battle Monuments Commission, who paid tribute to US values and its war heroes ahead of Memorial Day this year.

Harvard board votes to block 13 sanctioned protesters from graduating, risks 'faculty rebellion,' says prof

The Harvard Corporation vetoed a decision by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences to permit 13 seniors facing discipline for participating in an anti-Israel encampment to graduate.

Make college commencements boring again

Protesting over issues you are passionate about is a part of the college experience. But we need ground rules, or entire universities become paralyzed

Jewish students from US campuses tour Israel in effort to combat antisemitism

During the weeklong trip, students from Columbia, UPenn and Rutgers will meet with top Israeli officials, hear the testimonies of the Oct. 7 massacre and meet relatives of the hostages.

3 great American cities for history buffs and patriotic travelers this summer

Three American cities make great travel destinations for history buffs, families and food lovers this summer: Williamsburg, Virginia; St. Augustine, Florida; and Independence, Missouri.

New batch of 'morally bankrupt' college administrators to be grilled over campus antisemitism by House

The House Committee on Education and the Workforce is preparing to grill leaders from Northwestern, UCLA and Rutgers over their handling of campus antisemitism.

On this day in history, May 23, 1900, Sgt. William H. Carney receives Medal of Honor

On this day in history, Sgt. William Carney received the Congressional Medal of Honor — the first African American so honored — for his protection of the American flag during the Civil War.

Florida middle school shooting during awards ceremony leaves 1 dead; police say

One person is dead after a shooting outside of a Florida middle school award ceremony on Wednesday evening, the Marion County Sheriff's Office said.

UCLA police chief reassigned after widely criticized anti-Israel protest response

The police chief at the University of California Los Angeles is being temporarily reassigned as the school investigates its own "security processes" following weeks of protests.

Tennessee becomes first US state to offer free diapers for Medicaid families

Tennessee is set to pioneer a new initiative, becoming the first state to provide free diapers to families enrolled in its Medicaid program, officials say.

Elite university journalism professor exposed for monthslong campaign justifying Hamas

A Northwestern journalism professor is coming under fire from members of Congress for "hateful antisemitic canards" ahead of a congressional hearing on campus antisemitism.

Parents say school principal 'humiliated' their son, barred him from delivering patriotic election speech

Parents of a middle school student are calling for his principal to be fired after they claim she stopped him from sharing his campaign speech at a school rally.

20 California students become sick after nearby jail's tear gas training, sheriff says

Twenty children at an elementary school in California became sick after they were exposed to tear gas and pepper spray that drifted onto their campus on Tuesday.

Ahead of the ‘100 deadliest days of summer,' here's what teen drivers must know

The "100 deadliest days of summer" is a reference to the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day, when most teen-related driving accidents occur. Experts shared cautions for teens and parents.

Parents in red-leaning suburbs outside NYC green-lighting armed security at public schools

A growing number of school districts outside New York City are adopting armed security amid the nationwide threat of school shootings and other violence.

Phillies' Bryce Harper steps up to the plate for high schooler's promposal: 'You’re the GOAT'

Phillies slugger and seven-time MLB All-Star Bryce Harper stepped up to the plate to give one high school senior at moment they likely won't forget anytime soon.

Massachusetts considering universal, free community college

A plan for universal, tuition-free community college for Massachusetts residents was discussed Tuesday as the state Senate launched debate on this year's budget.

Nancy Pelosi interrupted while accepting award by anti-Israel agitator: 'Shame on you!'

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was interrupted by an anti-Israel protester while accepting an award from the Harvard Club in San Francisco on Monday.

Nancy Pelosi interrupted while accepting award by anti-Israel agitator: 'Shame on you!'

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was interrupted by an anti-Israel protester while accepting an award from the Harvard Club in San Francisco on Monday.

Missing Dartmouth College student found dead in Connecticut River, her bike in woods

Dartmouth College graduate student Kexin Cai, who was reported missing last week, was located Monday in the Connecticut River. Police do not suspect any foul play at this time.

Police clear anti-Israel encampment at University of Michigan

The University of Michigan confirmed that police cleared an encampment of anti-Israel protesters from the Central Campus on Tuesday morning.

Former Portland State professor calls it 'poetic' to watch college campuses 'burn' amid anti-Israel protests

As graduation season continue, former Portland State University professor, Dr. Peter Boghossian, divulges on how protests are a result of university ideologies.

'Run for their money': Why do we say this, plus ‘par for the course’ and more? 3 fun origin stories

The sports field has inspired many popular expressions today, including "par for the course" and "a run for your money." Here are the unique origin stories of three.

Judge Judy shares the best piece of professional advice she ever received ahead of Her Honor event

Judge Judy Sheindlin offers words of wisdom for the newest crop of mentees for the Her Honor program, matching young women from local high schools with professional women about workplace success.

Louisiana governor poised to sign stringent transgender bathroom bill

The Louisiana state legislature passed on Friday what critics claim to be one of the most stringent transgender-related policies of any state.

Pentagon's DEI efforts under scrutiny as House investigators launch new oversight probe

House Republicans are demanding more information on what goes into the Pentagon DEI advisory panel's annual report to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.

Kylie Kelce offers advice to final class of Cabrini University graduates

Kylie Kelce delivered the commencement address to Cabrini University graduates on Sunday as the school gets ready to close its doors after nearly 70 years.

Washington Post urges universities to get rid of DEI statements: 'Self-censorship'

The Washington Post editorial board argued on Sunday that colleges and universities should eliminate DEI statements, because they often result in "self censorship."

Biden's 'race baiting' Morehouse speech condemned on social media: 'Biggest racist on the planet'

President Biden’s was accused of pushing a racially divisive message and demeaning Black students during his Morehouse College commencement speech on Sunday.

Why I swim against the current of the gender identity cult

This is the story of how I became an advocate for women and a champion of our uniqueness. I hope it inspires you to speak the truth in this world that seems to have lost its mind.

Morehouse defends students, faculty who turned their backs during Biden speech: ‘We are proud’

Morehouse College is praising its students after several graduates sat with their backs turned to President Biden as he delivered his commencement address at the school Sunday.

UCLA locks doors on conservative students, preventing them from hosting pro-Israel event: YAF

UCLA officials reportedly locked the doors to a building where conservative students were going to host a pro-Israel event led by Jihad Watch founder Robert Spencer.

Transgender high school runner in Oregon hears boos from crowd after winning girls' 200-meter state title

Transgender runner Aayden Gallagher, a sophomore at McDaniel High School, won the Oregon Girls' 6A 200-meter state championship on Saturday and was booed.

College students lament interrupted and canceled commencement ceremonies due to anti-Israel unrest

Several undergaduate Jewish students talked to Fox News Digital about the recent antisemitism on college campuses and commencement interruptions by anti-Israel agitators.

Suspect arrested after woman at Clark College stabbed in neck

Salvador Aguilar, 31, was arrested in connection with the stabbing of a woman in her neck on the Clark College campus in Washington state last week.

Journalist pans complaints of anti-Israel encampments being shut down: 'You've been an enemy of free speech'

The Free Press reporter Eli Lake spoke about the radicalization of college campuses that has unfolded following the Oct. 7 terrorist attack against Israel.

'Why wait?': Pennsylvania mom casts doubt on school district's third-party probe into middle school assault

Stephanie Palovcak, a mother from Pennsylvania's North Penn School District, spoke to Fox News Digital about developments in school violence following an incident last month.

Graduation ceremonies canceled: How disappointed grads can overcome ‘milestone FOMO’

Amid canceled graduation ceremonies, some students may experience "milestone FOMO." Mental health experts offer tips for handling the emotions after missing this rite of passage.

Philadelphia university president reacts after at least 75 anti-Israel protesters descend on campus

Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania had at least 75 protesters set up an encampment on campus on Saturday evening, the university president said.

Georgia college student killed by 'armed intruder' on campus

A female school was killed by an "armed intruder" on the campus of Kennesaw State University north of Atlanta on Saturday. A suspect has been detained.

Maher calls out ‘woke excess’ of U.S. medical establishment: ‘Afraid’ to back down on gender care for kids

HBO's Bill Maher slammed the U.S. medical establishment for being "way behind" Europe on the topic of gender medical care, saying U.S. physicians are "afraid" to restrict the practice.

University president retires after being reprimanded for caving to demands of anti-Israel protesters

Sonoma State University President Mike Lee announced his retirement this week after being placed on administrative leave for making unauthorized concession to anti-Israel students.

Virginia teacher busted for drugs in 2nd grade classroom, husband arrested in parking lot

A second-grade teacher at a Virginia school was arrested Thursday after she was found to be under the influence and suspected narcotics were allegedly found in her classroom.

Schools across country disbanding DEI programs in droves; education expert explains why

Nicole Neily, president of Parents Defending Education, explains the trend on over 150 college campuses to dismantle DEI programs in the wake of the Supreme Court's affirmative action decision.

19 UPenn anti-Israel protesters arrested after attempt to occupy building: police

The University of Pennsylvania police department made several arrests after hundreds of protesters descended into a campus building and attempted to occupy it.

A college puts the 'cat' into 'education' by giving Max an honorary 'doctor of litter-ature' degree

Vermont State University’s Castleton campus is honoring its beloved community member Max the cat, bestowing the feline with an honorary 'doctor of litter-ature' degree.

Kentucky school bus flips on its side with 23 children inside

A school bus that was carrying 23 children in Kentucky crashed and overturned Friday afternoon, but none of the children or the driver suffered major injuries.

Former President Trump, Melania at Barron’s graduation in Florida during break in New York criminal trial

Former President Donald Trump and his wife Melania Trump were seen Friday attending their son Barron's high school graduation in Florida during a trial break.

Lara Trump, Kevin Sorbo tout traditional values in new children's books at Florida story hours

Lara Trump and Kevin Sorbo tout traditional values with children's story hours in Florida this weekend, reading from their new children's titles published by Brave Books.

White House grilled on flow of taxpayer dollars to government DEI programs

A group of House Republicans are demanding the White House provide a full accounting of how taxpayer dollars have been spent on DEI.

Japan revises nearly 80-year-old law, allowing joint custody for divorced parents by 2026

Japan's parliament has passed a revision to the civil code, allowing divorced parents the option of joint child custody, effective by 2026, officials say.

On this day in history, May 17, 1954, Supreme Court trounces segregation in landmark Brown v. Board case

The U.S Supreme Court declared segregation in public schools unconstitutional in the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case on this day in history, May 17, 1954.

Judge rules against Japanese professor who accused boss of racial discrimination for discussing sushi

Employment Judge Brown in the United Kingdom ruled that University of London's Nana Sato-Rossberg was not a victim of racism amid her boss' remark that she loves sushi.

Anti-Israel agitators arrested at UC Irvine claim to be professors: 'out here supporting my students'

Some people claimed to be professors at the University of California, Irvine after they were arrested during an anti-Israel protest.

Steve Hilton blasts UC Irvine for ‘caving to the mob’ over anti-Israel chaos on campus

Fox News contributor Steve Hilton tells Fox News Digital the antisemitism on college campuses across the country is being fueled by outside influences.

Harrison Butker's faith-driven commencement address at Benedictine College: Read the speech here

NFL player Harrison Butker, who delivered a commencement speech at Kansas' Benedictine College last Saturday, has stirred backlash among some women and pro-choice activists.

These 3 university presidents will be testifying in House GOP's antisemitism probe next week

The House Education and Workforce Committee is bringing in the heads of Northwestern, UCLA and Rutgers for a public hearing next week.

Lawyer of Gotti family says surname being used against them in assault case from high-school basketball game

The lawyer of Kimberly and Gianna Gotti, the daughter and granddaughter of notorious mob boss John, say their last name is being used against them in their assault case.

Dozens arrested at UC Irvine after anti-Israel agitators swarm buildings

Dozens of people have been arrested after hundreds of anti-Israel protesters swarmed the campus of UC Irvine in California, the university confirmed Thursday.

Medical schools are ‘skirting SCOTUS’ ruling against affirmative action, report shows

A group of medical professionals is sounding the alarm that medical schools across the country are defying the Supreme Court’s ruling requiring admissions programs to abandon race as a factor.

Parents can't opt K-5 children out of LGBTQ curriculum: appeals court

A federal appeals court rejected parents' bid to opt their children out of classes and books that discuss LGBTQ topics like sexuality and gender.

CA university president put on leave after acquiescing to anti-Israel protesters' demands

The California University system has placed the Sonoma State University president on leave after he approved students' demands for a boycott and divestment from Israel.

University of Michigan regent says anti-Israel protesters intruded at his home at 4:40 AM: 'Not peaceful'

Student protesters went to the homes of at least one University of Michigan Board of Regents member and staged an early-morning demonstration on Saturday which officials called illegal.

Chicago police clear out anti-Israel encampment at DePaul University

Chicago police began clearing an anti-Israel encampment at DePaul University and the school warned that anyone who breaches the fence will be arrested.

Man wanted in Clark College stabbing that left woman with neck wound

Police in Vancouver, Washington, are seeking a man who is accused of stabbing a woman in the neck on the Clark College campus on Tuesday.

University of California, Irvine chancellor responds after police take back campus from anti-Israel agitators

The chancellor of the University of California, Irvine said he is "brokenhearted" that anti-Israel agitators on campus turned violent, forcing police to be called to restore order.