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The House Education and Workforce Committee has released an investigative report that identifies how university administrators facilitated the historic rise of antisemitism after the Oct. 7 Islamic terror attacks.

The House Education and Workforce Committee advanced a bill Tuesday that would allow President Trump to fire multiple leaders and dismiss all board members of the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation, an independent government agency and annual grant competition that multiple Republican committee members claim has become a “program to train professional leftists.”

The House panel’s investigation found that after Oct. 7, the Qatar campus at Northwestern “clashed with Northwestern’s Evanston campus about public statements on the conflict and handling of faculty antisemitism, emphasizing the divergent standards of the two campuses when it comes to antisemitism and Title VI,” the report says.

The House education committee on Tuesday released a report blaming college “leadership failures and radical faculty and student groups” for driving antisemitism on campus.

A House panel advanced bills Tuesday aimed at clamping down on fraud in the federal student aid system.

The ERISA Litigation Reform Act, H.R. 6084, is one of seven bills that will be marked up Tuesday by the House Committee on Education and Workforce, chaired by Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI).

Tim Walberg joined Michigan lawmakers and other elected leaders in denouncing antisemitism and terrorism immediately after a March 12 incident involving a man who rammed a vehicle into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield.

Dozens of guests that House Republicans brought to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address represented the GOP’s top agenda items, namely small businesses, workers, farmers, law enforcement officers, veterans, health care workers, and more, a Washington Reporter analysis found.