House Committee on Education & Workforce
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Fostering the best opportunities for students to learn, workers to succeed, and job creators to thrive. Chairman @RepWalberg.
CCP Stalked Stanford Coed for Years: FBI Confirms Campus Surveillance redstate.com/wardclark/2026…
Meet @ElsaJohnson, an American undergraduate junior at Stanford University who faced transnational repression (as well as her family!) from the Chinese Communist Party including online and physical surveillance on campus. Our universities have become soft targets for foreign espionage and gateways for our adversaries, and they need a serious wake-up call to address these significant national security threats.
A Stanford student testified that she was targeted by a Chinese spy — and the FBI confirmed to her that she and her family were being surveilled by China. Elsa Johnson said a man who called himself Charles Chen reached out to her on Instagram during her Freshman year. The FBI later told her he had no affiliation with Stanford and was likely working on behalf of China’s ministry of state security. And she was not the only student targeted.
🚨BREAKING: The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced a new policy banning biological men from competing against women. This aligns with @POTUS' executive order on women's sports. Common sense wins!
This is a critical step towards ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly and returning education to the states. I’m grateful for our partners at @ENERGY and @USGSA, and excited for the next chapter ahead. foxnews.com/media/departme…
Yesterday, UC Berkeley’s SJP chapter posted a video of an armed Palestinian militant from the Jenin Camp stronghold declaring: “The armed option is the only way. What was taken by force should be returned by force. This is a Zionist enemy. There is no place for negotiations.”
FAIRNESS FIGHT: The International Olympic Committee announcing a groundbreaking change to protect female athletes and women's sports as a whole — a ban on biological males competing in women’s events. The new policy, which will go into effect for the 2028 Olympics hosted in Los Angeles, also uses genetic testing to verify the biological sex of all competitors in the women's sections.
