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 Daily Signal: President Donald Trump stated yesterday that a broad settlement with Harvard University was near at hand. But the determination of solid blue college administrations and faculties to thwart Trump’s policies to combat antisemitism and racial discrimination in admissions and to reduce the cost of higher education means that Harvard and, before it, Columbia University, will just be the beginning. To better combat the corruption of higher education, we must understand the lengths to which these schools will go in abandoning principle and academic integrity in their pursuit of protecting their havens of left-wing ideology. And there is no better place to start than the letter prompted by the president’s investigation of Harvard . ... There is much more.  Their anti-Semitism is a disgrace.  It is racism at its worst.   

 Blaze: A male is claiming he's the former Texas State University student who was forced out of the college last week after getting caught on video mocking Charlie Kirk's assassination during a vigil for the slain Christian conservative activist — and he's begging for money on GoFundMe. In the video , the student is first seen in the crowd saying, "Charlie Kirk got it in the neck!" before slapping the right side of his neck, pretending to convulse, and uttering a number of words that had to be bleeped out of the clip. Some observers are heard laughing at the student. Seconds later, the student walked up to the front of the crowd to an elevated position under a statue and announced to those gathered in front of him, "My name is Charlie Kirk," before again slapping the right side of his neck and falling to the ground. As the student walked back into the crowd, he spit on the ground near others and is heard saying in an unredacted video , "F**k that [...

 Newsmax: Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott and the Texas Education Agency (TEA) have announced that more than 100 educators are under investigation and could face suspension of their teaching certifications for social media posts related to the assassination of conservative leader Charlie Kirk. The TEA said it is reviewing at least 180 complaints alleging that teachers posted comments online that celebrated Kirk's death or called for violence. If investigators determine those posts violate the state's educator code of ethics, the teachers could lose their certification and be barred from working in public schools. Abbott, in a statement, condemned the educators' actions as "abhorrent" and said Texas would not tolerate teachers who "use their platforms to incite violence." ... Celebrating the murder of Charlie Kirk is more than a mistake.  It is abhorrent.  Those responsible for doing that should be held accountable.

  Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok Not a single student can read at grade level in 30 Illinois schools. Quote Governor JB Pritzker @GovPritzker · 19h Our leaders in Washington could learn a thing or two from some of the best elementary school students here in Illinois. 3:12 PM · Aug 29, 2025 · 1.3M Views