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Lisa Brady (0:02)
A new court fight over money and bathrooms. Lisa Brady, FOX News. Two Virginia school districts taking the Trump administration to court over a funding freeze related to transgender students.
Kennedy (0:13)
Fairfax and Arlington school districts are suing the Department of Education for placing them both on high risk status. Their suits say the department funds to the schools, including formula funding, discretionary grants and impact aid grants, will be done through reimbursement only. Both school districts are allowing students to use bathrooms that correspond respond to their gender identity. And the Department of Education says this is a violation of Title 9. But the districts note in their separate filings that they are bound by a recent federal appeals court decision that said Title 9 and the equal protection clause require them to allow students to use the bathroom that corresponds to their gender identity.
Lisa Brady (0:49)
Fox's Jessica Rosenthal. Texas Democrats say they'll see state Republicans in court now that Governor Greg Abbott has signed the bill creating what he calls the one big beautiful map that.
Jessica Rosenthal (0:58)
Ensures fair representation in the United States Congress.
Lisa Brady (1:02)
For Texas, the congressional map aimed at winning five more Republican House seats. California's Democratic governor Gavin Newsom, who has countered with his own redistricting effort, posting today that Abbott is the president's number one lap dog. Record travel expected for Labor Day weekend. United Airlines says that it does expect 250,000 more passengers boarding their planes than last year. And American Airlines, they're Preparing for almost 4 million travelers making its largest ever Labor Day operation. Fox's Dana Marie McNichol at Miami International Airport. The TSA expects to screen More than 17 million travelers just in the next few days, with today being the busiest. The average price for airfares, hotels, car rentals and gas, all lower than last year. But a retreat on Wall street, the Dow down 92 at the bell. America is listening to Fox News.
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Kennedy (2:21)
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