Destroy Obama’s kangaroo courts for college sex crimes

Trump’s education rules end college sex assault bias.

Oct 9, 2026

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Destroy Obama’s kangaroo courts for college sex crimes

Trump’s education rules end college sex assault bias.

In brief

Trump’s education rules end college sex assault bias. Trump’s Education Department rules require colleges to treat male and female students equally in sexual assault cases, reversing Obama-era policies that favored female accusers. Originally reported by New York Post.

Survivors rally for Cornell 7

Crowd holding a red banner with "JANE DOE" spelled out in gold letters during a rally in front of a government building.

Hundreds of sexual assault survivors and allies gather in solidarity with the Cornell 7 Jane Doe outside New York Supreme Court on Oct. 8, 2026.

College disciplinary panels unfair

Many college students accused of sexual assault fall into kangaroo courts rigged in favor of female accusers.

Trump’s education rules announced

On Sept. 26, 2026, Trump’s Education Department announced rules requiring colleges to provide equal justice for men and women or risk losing federal funds.

Obama-era policies biased against men

Obama-era policies biased against men

President Barack Obama’s 2011 orders led to campus disciplinary panels favoring female accusers over male students.

Title IX for All reports 921 cases

Title IX for All reports 921 sexual assault cases this year, up from 700 in June 2024.

Purdue University lawsuit

In 2015, Purdue University found five male students guilty without their accusers appearing at hearings or submitting sworn statements.

Trump’s rules require equal treatment

Trump’s Education Department rules codify equal treatment for male and female students in sexual assault cases.

The big picture

Trump’s Education Department rules require colleges to treat male and female students equally in sexual assault cases, reversing Obama-era policies that favored female accusers.

Read the original on New York Post

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