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Nigerian pastor highlighted by Trump says he’s next after militia kills his relatives
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JOHANNESBURG: A Nigerian Pastor highlighted by President Trump on social media, says that nine members of his family have been killed. The minister is an outspoken critic of the killing of Christians by radicalized Muslim members of the Fulani militia.
Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo now says that the same militia has issued a death threat against him. Dachomo, is the regional leader of the Church of Christ in Nations, in Nigeria’s Middle Belt.
The State Department and a leading U.S. non-profit Christian organization have demanded the Nigerian government take more action to stop what the State Department described to Fox News Digital as «a shocking level of violence against Christians».
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Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, regional leader of the Church of Christ in Nations, in Nigeria’s Middle Belt, preaching at a funeral of murdered Christians. (Truth Nigeria/ Masara Kim)
Multiple sources reported nine of his extended family were killed in an attack on their family compound in the Riyom district of Plateau State on July 12. A two-month-old baby is said to be among those killed. The attackers were allegedly looking for Dachomo, reportedly asking as they arrived «where is the father of this house?» adding, «Today, you will learn a hard lesson», before opening fire indiscriminately.
This past week, he posted on X «A few days ago, Fulani herdsmen sent a threatening letter to me and to members of my church. It’s message was terrifying. They vowed to attack me and kill me soon, just as they killed nine of my relatives.»
The pastor continued, «I know what it means to stand before grieving families whose only crime was refusing to deny Jesus Christ.»
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People praying over the coffins of murdered Christians in Nigeria. (Truth Nigeria/ Masara Kim)
«Now they say I will be next. But I ask the world, what is my crime?» he posted. «Is my crime that I tell the stories of persecuted Christians in Nigeria, so the world will not forget them?»
«The Islamist Fulani ethnic militia hate Pastor Ezekiel and targeted him because he is waking up Christians to the reality of what they are facing,» Judd Saul, founder of Equipping the Persecuted, a nonprofit, told Fox News Digital. Saul’s organization works to end religious persecution in Nigeria, specifically aiming to end radical Islamist violence against Christians.
By the end of 2025, Dachomo said he had to conduct over 70 mass burials of Christians. The burials have continued this year, with the post highlighted by President Trump showing the Pastor presiding over the funeral of some 20 believers.
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Saul believes the killing will continue, saying «Equipping the Persecuted have documented overwhelming evidence that the Islamist Fulani ethnic militia are responsible for the vast majority of killings of Christians in Nigeria. Within the last week alone, over 40 Christians have been killed, and we have been warning that there are major attacks about to occur within the next few days.»
Islamic Fulani militias are by far the deadliest persecutors of Christians in Nigeria, according to a six-year study conducted by the Observatory for Religious Freedom in Africa (ORFA) just published. The study found that the network of Fulani militias is responsible for four times more civilian deaths than the two prominent Islamic terror organizations, Boko Haram, and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) combined. Boko Haram was previously allied to Al Qaeda, and ISWAP is currently linked to ISIS.
Judd Saul, founder of Equipping the Persecuted with Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo. (Judd Saul/Equipping the Persecuted)
The ORFA report shows that terror-related violence killed 79,323 people from 2019 to September 2025 in Nigeria. This equates to 36 people a day. Islamic Fulani accounted for 44% of the deaths — far more than the 12% that Boko Haram and ISWAP killed combined.
Referring to the killings of Dachomo’s family, a State Department spokesperson told Fox News Digital, «We have seen reports of the killing of nine Christians in Plateau State in Nigeria. There remains a shocking level of violence against Christians in the Middle Belt committed by Fulani Ethnic Militia.»
«The United States offers its sincerest condolences to the family and loved ones of those who lost their lives,» the spokesperson continued, «We unequivocally condemn this heinous act. We urge the Nigerian authorities to hold the perpetrators accountable and take specific steps that will improve security for Christians.»
The spokesperson added, «During meetings with Nigerian officials in Abuja July 13–15, Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Frank Garcia, and the accompanying U.S. delegation stressed the United States’ grave concern regarding the violence Christians face in Nigeria and the need for concrete action. As President Trump has made clear, the United States will continue to work with the Government of Nigeria to protect Christians and advance religious freedom in Nigeria.»
Funerals for some 27 Christians who were reportedly killed by Islamist Fulani tribesmen in the village of Bindi Ta-hoss, Nigeria on July, 28, 2025 (Courtesy: Christian Solidarity International (CSI))
The Trump administration has carried out a series of air strikes in Nigeria, aimed at stopping the killing of Christians. However, these have all been in the north of the country, and specifically against Boko Haram, and ISWAP Islamists. There has been no reported targeting of Fulani groups operating in the coutry’s Middle Belt.
On this, Equipping the Persecuted’s Saul added, «We want the Trump Administration to put laser focus on the Middle Belt of Nigeria, and the Fulani ethnic militia.»
Dachomo told Fox News Digital, «We ask President Trump to stop the Fulani terrorists from killing our people in Nigeria’s Middle Belt and surrounding regions. These attacks against Christian communities have been going on for years and must be stopped. We need the United States to stand with us.»
In an X post, the Pastor pleaded to the President of Nigeria: «Tinubu, I am begging you in the name of Jesus, stop Islamic agenda. Muslim(s), they want to finish us. Christian(s) wake up, open your eyes.»
Quoting from the Bible Psalm 118:6, he added, «The Lord is on my side; I will not fear. What can man do unto me?»
He concluded, «They may threaten my life, but they cannot silence the truth. They may kill the messenger, but they cannot kill the message.»
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Contacted by Fox News Digital, Rabiu Ibrahim, spokesperson at the Nigerian Ministry of Information and National Orientation, offered condolences to the Rev. Dachomo but responded to the pastor’s accusations by saying, «The Government rejects attempts to portray the nation’s security crisis as a conflict between faiths. Such narratives oversimplify a complicated situation and risk serving the interests of criminal groups who seek to exploit existing fault lines, create fear and undermine national cohesion.»
Ibrahim continued, «The unfortunate incident involving Rev. Dachomo’s family is being treated with the seriousness that every loss of Nigerian life deserves. However, allegations regarding the identity, motivation and affiliation of perpetrators must be subjected to proper investigation and established through credible security findings. Nigeria’s security agencies remain committed to thoroughly investigating all attacks and bringing perpetrators to justice, regardless of their identity or background.»
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The «Return to October» exhibition offers an immersive reconstruction of the Hamas-led Oct. 7, 2023, massacre, combining video with declassified Israel Defense Forces intelligence and planning materials recovered in the Gaza Strip that reveal how the Palestinian terrorist group planned and carried out its cross-border assault.
The 600-square-meter exhibition, assembled by the Israel Intelligence Heritage & Commemoration Center (IICC), a nonprofit dedicated to commemorating fallen members of Israel’s intelligence community.
The exhibition features vehicles used in the attack, a film on the abduction of Israeli hostages, a mock Hamas tunnel, and excerpts from the Israel Defense Forces’ 47-minute compilation of raw footage from the assault.
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A Hamas kidnapping kit from the Oct. 7 attack containing handcuffs, electric shock devices and syringes intended to inject hostages who resisted was displayed at the ‘Return to October’ exhibition in Israel. (Amelie Botbol for Fox News Digital)
«The main conclusion of this exhibition is that Hamas prepared this terror invasion over a long period in a highly organized and professional manner. It gathered extensive intelligence over many years, and visitors can see examples of that intelligence-gathering effort throughout the exhibition,» Yossi Kuperwasser, head of the Institute for the Research of the Methodology of Intelligence at the Israel Intelligence Heritage & Commemoration Center, told Fox News Digital.
Kuperwasser said the exhibition’s most significant feature is its collection of documents seized by the IDF in Gaza that Hamas sought to keep hidden. Among them are materials indicating that Hezbollah chose not to fully join the Oct. 7 attack out of concern that Israel would respond with a major offensive. The documents also shed light on the relationship between Hamas and Iran, including the extent of Tehran’s involvement.
«The most important lesson is that Israel’s enemies are constantly planning large-scale terrorist attacks. They seek to wipe us off the map, and if you become complacent and assume they are not preparing such attacks, you are mistaken,» he said.
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Anti-Israel and antisemitic Hamas incitement material was displayed at the ‘Return to October’ exhibition in Israel. (Amelie Botbol for Fox News Digital)
The exhibition’s first room features a map marking 114 points where terrorists breached the border into Israel on Oct. 7. Red circles identify the communities that were attacked, while a dotted red line traces where the attackers were ultimately stopped. According to the exhibition, about 4,300 Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad and other terrorist operatives entered Israel at the start of the assault, followed by another 1,500 to 1,700 Gazans described as «uninvolved civilians.»
Displayed in the room are Egyptian, North Korean, Russian, Chinese and Iranian-made weapons, alongside arms supplied to Hamas by Hezbollah.
The tour guide Eyal, whose last name could not be disclosed, displayed a kidnapping kit containing handcuffs, electric shock devices and syringes intended to sedate hostages, alongside what he described as a «spiritual kit» containing a miniature Quran and a fatwa, or religious ruling, calling for the killing of Israelis.
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Personal belongings recovered from Israeli homes burned by Hamas terrorists during the Oct. 7, 2023, attack are displayed at the ‘Return to October’ exhibition in Israel. (Amelie Botbol for Fox News Digital)
Another display features military gear belonging to former Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, as well as a handwritten document recovered by the IDF from the European Hospital in Gaza.
«Here, he instructs Hamas terrorists to attack the Zionists, burn villages, kill and kidnap people, humiliate soldiers, and document everything using GoPro cameras for social media,» Eyal said.
The document also states that Sinwar hoped Iran, the Houthis, Hezbollah, Arabs in Judea and Samaria, and Arab citizens of Israel would join the assault.
Also on display are aerial photographs that Hamas used to map Kibbutz Be’eri, identifying individual homes, the armory and the security chief’s residence; an operational plan dated Oct. 6 that was shared only with Hamas commanders to prevent leaks; and a booklet translating Arabic phrases into Hebrew.
The exhibition also highlights Hamas education and incitement. Shelves display books recovered from Gaza, including copies of Mein Kampf found in schools, while photographs show children posing with weapons after attending Hamas summer camps.
«It begins in childhood,» Eyal told Fox News Digital.
Displays featuring what organizers say are UNRWA facilities and personnel involved in terrorist activities were shown at the ‘Return to October’ exhibition in Israel. (Amelie Botbol for Fox News Digital)
Another room focuses on Hamas’s exploitation of journalists and UNRWA for terrorist purposes, featuring displays that organizers say show 60% of reporters killed in Gaza were Hamas members or affiliated with the organization, a photograph of a UNRWA school allegedly used as a combat headquarters, and a map of Israel labeling towns and cities with Arabic names.
A garage-like room displays a white Toyota pickup truck and motorcycles used in the terror assault.
«We found that 153 pickup trucks and 350 motorcycles entered Israel that day. Many of these Toyotas were imported into Gaza through Ashdod Port in Israel,» Eyal said.
Military equipment displayed at the exhibition that organizers say belonged to former Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was shown at the ‘Return to October’ exhibition in Israel. (Amelie Botbol for Fox News Digital.)
Another room shows excerpts from the IDF’s 47-minute compilation of raw footage from the attacks. Many journalists chose not to watch because of the graphic content, while some who remained in the room left in tears.
Toward the end, a corridor displays the names and photographs, in alphabetical order, of the 1,224 people killed during the attacks, including soldiers, police officers, civilians, Jews, Arabs, Christians, and Druze.
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«When we fail in our mission, this is the situation we arrive at,» Eyal said.
The final room features footage of Israeli hostages reuniting with their families and concludes with an optimistic painting depicting a flourishing southern Israel.
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El FBI captura a uno de sus fugitivos más buscados por un fraude de USD 547 millones contra Medicare
Las autoridades federales de Estados Unidos confirmaron la captura de Khalid Ahmed Satary, presunto responsable de un fraude al sistema de salud que ocasionó pérdidas superiores a 547 millones de dólares. El operativo, realizado el 20 de julio de 2026, implicó la cooperación de agencias estadounidenses y socios internacionales, y afecta directamente a beneficiarios del programa Medicare.
De acuerdo con el Departamento de Justicia de Estados Unidos (DOJ) y el Buró Federal de Investigaciones (FBI), Satary, de 54 años, fue localizado en Medio Oriente y extraditado a Estados Unidos, donde compareció ante la Corte del Distrito Este de Virginia. Las autoridades federales señalaron que Satary habría estructurado una red de laboratorios de diagnóstico para facturar pruebas genéticas innecesarias, perjudicando los fondos federales destinados a la atención sanitaria de adultos mayores.
Según el DOJ, la investigación formal inició en 2019 tras la detección de un esquema de facturación irregular en el Distrito Este de Luisiana. El FBI explicó que la red, bajo el liderazgo de Satary, utilizó telemarketing, captación de pacientes y pagos de sobornos a médicos y reclutadores con el objetivo de presentar servicios no justificados ante Medicare.
Khalid Ahmed Satary es un empresario de 54 años, identificado por el FBI como el principal organizador de un fraude sanitario que operó entre 2016 y 2019 en distintos estados de Estados Unidos. Satary figuraba desde 2019 en la lista de los más buscados del FBI, acusado de conspiración para cometer fraude al sistema de salud, fraude electrónico, lavado de dinero y pago de sobornos.
La búsqueda internacional se activó en noviembre de 2022, cuando Satary violó las condiciones de su libertad bajo fianza y abandonó Estados Unidos utilizando documentos falsos. El FBI informó que el acusado mantuvo vínculos con ciudades como Houston, Atlanta y Delray Beach, además de registrar movimientos en Dubái, Jordania y la región de Israel/Palestina.
El DOJ precisó que Satary utilizaba identidades falsas y documentos apócrifos para eludir la acción judicial. Tras una colaboración con autoridades de Medio Oriente, fue detenido el 20 de julio de 2026 y trasladado a Virginia, donde enfrenta cargos federales. El FBI resaltó que la captura de Satary constituye el tercer arresto relevante dentro de su iniciativa “Most Wanted Fraudsters” en las últimas semanas.
El Departamento de Justicia explicó que Satary gestionaba laboratorios de diagnóstico clínico en varias regiones de Estados Unidos, empleando empresas fachada y estructuras complejas para ocultar la titularidad real de los activos. La red facturó pruebas genéticas de alto costo —reembolsadas entre 10.000 y 20.000 dólares por muestra— a través de campañas de telemarketing y acuerdos con médicos y reclutadores.
Según el FBI, la modalidad consistía en captar a miles de beneficiarios de Medicare, principalmente adultos mayores, que accedían a pruebas genéticas sin necesidad médica. El DOJ reportó que el fraude ocasionó un gasto indebido de más de 547 millones de dólares a Medicare.
Las investigaciones oficiales revelaron que Satary y sus colaboradores pagaron millones en comisiones y sobornos a intermediarios, médicos y empresas de telemedicina, asegurando así la captación de pacientes y la facturación de servicios no autorizados.
El proceso judicial contra Khalid Ahmed Satary incluye cargos de conspiración para cometer fraude al sistema de salud, fraude electrónico, lavado de dinero, y pago y recepción de sobornos, según el DOJ. El acusado fue formalmente imputado en septiembre de 2019 por el Distrito Este de Luisiana y, tras su detención en 2026, enfrenta juicio en el Distrito Este de Virginia.
El Departamento de Justicia detalló que Satary podría recibir hasta 20 años de prisión por los delitos de mayor gravedad, además de sanciones adicionales por los cargos asociados a fraude sanitario y corrupción. Las autoridades federales embargaron cuentas bancarias y bienes inmuebles vinculados al acusado, como medida para recuperar activos y proteger los recursos públicos.
En un comunicado oficial, el director del FBI, Kash Patel, declaró: “La captura de Khalid Ahmed Satary y su traslado a Estados Unidos es el tercer arresto de la lista de ‘Most Wanted Fraudsters’ en las últimas semanas, resultado del trabajo coordinado entre agencias nacionales e internacionales”.
El fraude atribuido a Satary y su red representa uno de los casos más graves en la historia reciente de Medicare, el principal programa federal de cobertura sanitaria para personas mayores y grupos vulnerables en Estados Unidos. El DOJ estimó que miles de beneficiarios fueron afectados por la facturación de pruebas genéticas innecesarias.
Las autoridades federales informaron que la operación permitió congelar 16 cuentas bancarias y embargar propiedades, con el objetivo de recuperar parte de los fondos desviados. El FBI subrayó que la protección de los recursos públicos y la supervisión de los servicios sanitarios son prioridades institucionales.
El DOJ recomendó a los beneficiarios de Medicare revisar sus expedientes médicos y reportar cualquier irregularidad a los canales oficiales de denuncia. Asimismo, el FBI destacó la importancia de la colaboración ciudadana en la detección de fraudes y la vigilancia sobre empresas proveedoras de servicios médicos.
¿Qué medidas están tomando el Departamento de Justicia y el FBI para combatir el fraude sanitario?
El Departamento de Justicia y el FBI han intensificado las estrategias para detectar, investigar y sancionar delitos financieros en el sector salud. Según los comunicados institucionales, la colaboración internacional, el uso de tecnología avanzada y la coordinación con agencias extranjeras han sido fundamentales para localizar y capturar a fugitivos acusados de fraude.
El fiscal general adjunto del DOJ, Colin M. McDonald, afirmó: “No existe refugio para quienes buscan explotar a los estadounidenses vulnerables o los programas esenciales de salud de nuestra nación”. El FBI en Miami reiteró que la investigación sobre la red de Satary sigue abierta y que se buscan posibles cómplices y activos adicionales.
Las autoridades federales indicaron que la experiencia del caso Satary servirá para reforzar los mecanismos de control y prevención de fraudes en el sistema de salud, así como para fortalecer la transparencia y la rendición de cuentas de las entidades que operan con fondos públicos.
El DOJ y el FBI aconsejan a los usuarios de Medicare estar atentos a cualquier comunicación sospechosa, oferta de pruebas médicas sin indicación clara o cambios no autorizados en sus expedientes. Las autoridades recomiendan verificar la procedencia de los servicios y denunciar cualquier práctica irregular a través de los canales oficiales del programa.
Los organismos federales subrayan que la colaboración ciudadana es fundamental en la lucha contra el fraude sanitario. La información obtenida a través de denuncias contribuye a identificar patrones y a prevenir la repetición de esquemas similares en el futuro.
El proceso judicial contra Khalid Ahmed Satary continuará en el Distrito Este de Virginia, donde enfrenta múltiples cargos federales. El FBI y el DOJ manifestaron que la investigación permanece abierta y que se evaluarán nuevas acciones para identificar a otros responsables y recuperar activos asociados al fraude.
Las autoridades destacaron que la experiencia de este caso permitirá fortalecer los controles en la facturación de servicios médicos y mejorar la supervisión sobre entidades que reciben fondos federales. Se espera que el caso siente precedentes para futuras investigaciones y refuerce la confianza en las instituciones que protegen el sistema de salud de Estados Unidos.
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New report uncovers education groups’ DEI push to shape how artificial intelligence is used in classrooms
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‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ hosts and Kayleigh McEnany criticize the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) for politicizing education. They highlight the union’s focus on politics during its convention rather than addressing declining national report card scores in reading and math. McEnany praises states like Mississippi and Alabama for innovative, student-focused educational approaches, contrasting them with the AFT’s alleged political agenda.
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FIRST ON FOX: The nation’s top teacher unions and education groups are allegedly embedding diversity, equity and inclusion principles into AI guidance for classrooms as schools increasingly adopt the technology, according to a sweeping report.
The report by Defending Education, an education watchdog, examines AI guidance, model policies and training materials from the National Education Association (NEA), American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and other education groups, arguing they promote AI policies in the classroom centered on «equity» and «algorithmic bias.»
«Teachers unions and associations like the NEA and AFT at this point are nothing more than left-wing political operations funneling millions of dollars into promoting divisive DEI and gender ideologies in classrooms,» Defending Education Investigative Reporter Casey Ryan told Fox News Digital.
Ryan said the education groups are seeking «to use AI as their next frontier to reach school children in an effort to promote their worldview onto America’s next generation,» adding that they want to shape AI before it becomes widely used in classrooms.
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A new report alleges major teacher unions and education groups are promoting diversity, equity and inclusion principles in guidance for how artificial intelligence is used in K-12 classrooms. (iStock)
«We cannot allow that to happen,» he said. «It is imperative that concerned parents and families speak up now to ensure that the integration of AI into our schools benefits all students, rather than serve as another tool to enforce a problematic agenda.»
According to the report, «algorithmic bias» is the belief that AI reflects the views of its creators, often «white or Asian men,» prompting education groups to promote «equity» in AI used in classrooms to «ensure that students receive politicized answers and receive a politicized education.»
«The integration of AI into education is not a matter of if but when,» the report said.
Researchers found the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), which represents more than 1.8 million members, launched the National Academy for AI Instruction, a $23 million initiative with Microsoft, OpenAI and Anthropic that the report said is designed to establish AI «guardrails» for educators.
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Presidents of the nation’s two largest teachers unions pictured above, Becky Pringle (LEFT) of the National Education Association (NEA), and Randi Weingarten (RIGHT) of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT). (Leigh Vogel/Getty Images for March For Our Lives)
«These are three of the largest corporations building AI that are used on a global scale and are the AI programs already used by many school districts,» the report said.
According to the report, a 2025 AFT resolution warned that AI «has the potential to help personalize instruction, reduce administrative burden and make learning more engaging, but without proper guardrails it can perpetuate bias, invade privacy, and undermine educational equity, job security and the professional judgment of educators.»
«This program is imbued with the idea from AFT’s resolution that ‘bias’ and ‘equity’ are issues within AI in schools,» the report said.
Researchers examined the NEA’s AI in Education Hub, which the union says is «grounded in equity, ethics, and educator voice,» along with a model policy requiring AI vendors to meet standards for «transparency, equity, and ethical decision-making» and undergo audits for «algorithmic bias.»
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University of Louisville students held a rally in support of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) on their campus in March 2024. (Clare Grant/Courier Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images)
The report highlights the California Teachers Association’s (CTA) role in developing state AI guidance for K-12 schools that recommends educators «approach AI with an equity lens» while addressing concerns about «equity, bias, and access,» and describes AI education as a way to address «systemic bias.»
The report also cites articles published by the American Association of School Administrators discussing AI’s ties to «white males» and the «New Jim Code.»
The National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP) published an article encouraging schools to ask AI vendors how they address «algorithmic biases,» while the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP) said AI tools should «advance and do not undermine equity,» according to the report.
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«The goal of these organizations is to embed DEI into AI tools to ensure that students receive politicized answers and receive a politicized education in the nation’s classrooms,» the report said.
Fox News Digital reached out to the AFT, NEA, CTA, AASA, NAESP and NASSP for comment.
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