DUPED: Fox & Friends invited Arizona Democratic candidate Ann Kirkpatrick to the show to discuss being booed for supporting ICE. But the person who appeared via satellite was NOT Kirkpatrick. It was a woman ranting about how awful ICE is.

FAKE FACT CHECK: The New Yorker “fact checker” who incorrectly claimed an ICE agent had a white supremacist tattoo has been hired by Media Matters to serve as a researcher on “far-right extremism.”

Doubt she’s learned her lesson.

YIKES!: Woman found dead in trash compactor. This popped up on my news feed, so now you all have to see it, too. Sorry.

DUE PROCESS WIN: A judge has ordered the University of Southern California to pay an accused student’s legal fees – $111,965 – after administrators were overheard calling the student a “motherf—er.”

NO FUN EVER: Student athletes suspended from postseason for smoking cigars after graduation.

Sure, it’s against the league’s rules, but this was a single celebration, not ongoing use (as far as we know).

NO THANKS: Man Who Destroyed The Democratic Party Gives Advice To Democratic Presidential Hopefuls

If you’d like to learn how Obama decimated his own party, I, coincidentally, have an article for that.

UNEXPECTEDLY: Yet another study finds that women’s choices lead to lower pay. Generous parental leave options lead women to spend more time at home, which in turn takes them out of the workforce for an extended period of time, causing the gender wage gap to expand.

“Lengthy parental leave unintentionally pushes [sic] women to lose momentum in developing human capital and workplace seniority and to put more energy into domestic life.”

In other words, with broader choice, women choose to spend more time with kids. https://t.co/1fLNojFAZV

— Ed Whelan (@EdWhelanEPPC) June 11, 2018

How many more times do we need to prove that the gender wage gap cannot conclusively be linked to discrimination?

IMPOSTER: Ohio man posed as bounty hunter to kidnap people for reward money.

MAKE THEM PAY: Canadian author and professor Steven Galloway just received $167,000 in damages after he was falsely accused of sexual assault following an affair with a student. The university publicly announced his suspension, violating his privacy, and a group of Canadian authors – including “Handmaid’s Tale” author Margaret Atwood – signed a letter calling for due process for the professor.

Of course, the damage to his reputation has already been done.

LAWSUIT: University of Minnesota football players sue for racial and gender discrimination in sexual assault case. The school ignored text messages and videos showing the woman was “lucid, alert, somewhat playful and fully conscious,” yet still five players were expelled or suspended, while others were found not responsible on appeal.

For background on the case read this, then this.

HELLO INSTAREADERS! Ashe Schow here. I’m a journalist and columnist mostly covering campus issues, and now also the newest blogger to this site. You can follow me on Twitter @AsheSchow; I mostly snark on the news (who doesn’t?) and talk about animals and video games, if you’re into that. Happy to be on the team!