The U.S. Department of Education launched its own investigation today into November’s Turning Point USA, or TPUSA, event at UC Berkeley following the Department of Justice investigation opened earlier this month. The Department of Education announced it would review whether UC Berkeley violated the Clery Act. Enacted in 1990, the law requires universities to meet campus crime, safety and security-related requirements on the condition of receiving federal student aid, according to a press release posted today. The Department of Education’s office of Federal Student Aid has requested that UC Berkeley submit relevant information within 30 days, including copies of crime logs, arrests made by UCPD and other state and local law enforcement agencies, lists of WarnMe alerts and documentation of security arrangements for the event. “Just two months after Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was brutally assassinated on a college campus, UC Berkeley allowed a protest of a Turning Point US...