Investigation

Multiple high schools are encouraging their students to apply for a “scholarship” by sending their name, phone number, and physical and email addresses to a doctor who surrendered his medical license after being repeatedly accused of meeting young aspiring medical professionals online and tricking them into filming porn.

In one, an autobiographical comic shows a nonbinary teenager who says her “sexual fantasies involved two male partners” and visits the headquarters of a hardcore porn company.

A lesson plan on a website registered to the Virginia Department of Education has third graders learn that police hate black men and watch a video that appears to glorify communism.

The University of Virginia (UVA) spent $32,500, or about $541 per minute, to host prominent critical race theorist Ibram X. Kendi for an hour to discuss “racial equity,” The Daily Wire has learned. UVA contracted with Penguin Random House Speakers Bureau, according to an agreement obtained by The Daily Wire through the Freedom of Information ...

The public school system in Virginia‘s capital says it may have more than 4,000 lesson plans, emails, and other materials about “sex work,” but...

A high-level medical research unit within the National Institutes of Health (NIH) exposed a list of its employees and their self-reported vaccination A high-level medical research unit within the National Institutes of Health (NIH) exposed a list of its employees and their self-reported vaccination statuses online, according to materials obtained by The Daily Wire.

The FBI has sounded the alarm about white supremacists and far-right extremists, but the bureau’s own Top 10 “most wanted domestic terrorists” list includes...

A wealthy town in Illinois shelled out $31,000 to a diversity consultant, though its survey showed few employees perceieved problems.

A picture of the Loudoun County Public Schools rapist raises new questions about the honesty of Superintendent Scott Zeigler.

An affluent neighborhood in Atlanta known as Buckhead has paid taxes for decades that helped keep the rest of the city afloat. Far from getting a thank-you, residents appear to be increasingly targeted by criminals.