How bad are public schools? So bad that Iowa’s largest district just crowned a fake-it-’til-you-make-it DEI hustler as superintendent—a guy with bogus credentials and a criminal record longer than the student handbook. That bad.

Randi Weingarten, head of the American Federation of Teachers, has launched a bizarre new gimmick — wearing a paper clip on her lapel as a supposed stand against “fascism,” which in her world translates to Donald Trump. She’s parading the symbol on tour while hawking her latest book, Why Fascists Fear Teachers, a political screed that puts ideology ahead of education.

13-Year-Old Charlie Brown’s viral video reframes tragedy into unity—spotlighting what we can agree on following the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Instead of despair, it highlights how the youngest generations are already stepping up as problem-solvers, offering hope for America’s future.

Democrats play with fire as party leaders cave to their most radical wing, forcing a government shutdown. Yet, fresh polling reveals a stunning split: while lawmakers pander to the fringe, most Democrat voters oppose the chaos and want the government funded. The disconnect highlights growing cracks inside the party that could cost them dearly.

A responsible young boy stops a potential shooting, confiscating and securing a gun. School expels him under no tolerance policy.

Following the death of Charlie Kirk, Oklahoma aims to welcome Turning Point USA chapters on every high school campus. This as Democrats claim it’s unconstitutional to push a political agenda on students.

The left used to insist that the greatest threat to America was right-wing militia, lurking in places like Idaho. No word now from the prog-osphere about far left Marxist militia across the nation training for armed revolution.

Florida mom and professor defends son from public school bullying and discrimination. Despite moving to homeschool, the attacks keep on coming.