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[national anthem] [national anthem] will we begin with a fox news alert. The house voting the pass the 95 billion. Foreign aid package yesterday. House Speaker Mike Johnson dodging his ouster vote for now despite the bill already receiving backlash from both sides of the aisle. Pete Madeleine Rivera is live in washington with the details. Reporter House Speaker johnson is calling the world a tinder box that needs american leadership. The 95 billion aid package if includes money for israel, ukraine and the indopacific. It passed with rare bipartisan support. But funding for ukraine, about 60 bi...

left policies playing out right now in new york where congressman jamaal bowman could become the first member of the squad to lose his seat. he made his final plea to voters this weekend and dropped some choice language in the process. >> y'all gonna show [bleep] the power of the [bleep] south south bronx. were going to show them who the [bleep] we are. kick big money out of politics. i am the hip-hop congressman cease-fire now! cease-fire now! >> sandra: schools out the kids could be listening, congressman hello i'm sandra smith in new york that was quite a movement. >> gillian: it ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma officials are weighing options to follow other Republican-led states mounting legal challenges to new Biden administration Title IX rules that add protections for gender identity. Attorney General Gentner Drummond intends to join a lawsuit Kansas officials are preparing to file against the federal government in hopes of overturning the newly enacted […] The post Oklahoma leaders exploring options to fight Biden administration rules on gender identity appeared first on Ok

BESE President Ronnie Morris, Vice President Lance Harris and Secretary-Treasurer Stacey Melerine said in a statement that they fully support the decision to sue the Biden administration "in response to its radical changes to Title IX."

Louisiana State Superintendent of Education suggests schools in Louisiana should not follow the new Title IX rules released by the United States Department of Education.