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July 16, 2020

Vanessa Guillen family attorney alleges 'cover-up' on soldier's death at Fort Hood

The attorney for slain Texas solider Vanessa Guillen’s family alleged there are “cover-ups” taking place at Fort Hood.

July 16, 2020

Former NYPD commissioner blames Mayor de Blasio for violent attacks on officers

“I got together with all of the community leaders to tell them where they could protest, how we would protect them peacefully, and there were no riots, there was no violence but this mayor is just the opposite,” Safir told “America’s Newsroom.”

July 16, 2020

Retired Philadelphia officer blames 'spineless' mayor, 'fraud' district attorney for spike in crime

Retired Philadelphia police officer Nick Gerace blasted city leaders, including the district attorney, on Thursday as crime in the city surges, blaming the increase on “a spineless mayor” a D.A. who “is an absolute fraud.”

July 16, 2020

NC superintendent on reopening schools: Educators are going to be ready for kids 'in any capacity'

North Carolina schools are "going to do the best [they] can" to reopen come fall amid the coronavirus pandemic, Beaufort County Superintendent Matthew Cheeseman assured Thursday.

July 16, 2020

Trump should use Mount Rushmore speech as 'template' for campaign shift, Dan Henninger says

President Trump must settle on a campaign strategy and his address to the nation from Mount Rushmore "should be seen as a template," Wall Street Journal editorial page deputy editor Dan Henninger said Thursday.

July 15, 2020

Dr. Scott Atlas believes kids should go back to school: 'You either believe the science or not'

While tensions over whether or not schools should open this fall are heating up, former Stanford Neurology Chief Dr. Scott Atlas weighed in on Thursday, claiming that distance learning is a failure and kids do not transmit the virus.

July 15, 2020

Michigan police officer saves choking 3-week-old baby: 'It was just another day on the job'

A Michigan police officer, who has been hailed a hero after he saved a newborn girl from choking, told “America’s Newsroom” on Wednesday that “it was a very stressful situation,” but his training helped.

July 15, 2020

Trey Gowdy hits back at AOC on NYC crime wave: 'Go check the criminal histories'

New York City's recent crime spike has nothing to do with impoverished residents being hungry, former House Oversight Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy said Wednesday.

July 15, 2020

Sen. Kennedy: Some politicians 'like the political chaos' from keeping schools closed

U.S. schools need to reopen for the sake of the nation's children, Louisiana Republican Sen. John Kennedy said Wednesday.

July 14, 2020

John Sununu predicts Biden's 'self-defeating' energy policies won't play well in battleground states

Former New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu told "America’s Newsroom" Tuesday that presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s energy plan will not “play well” in Rust Belt states like Pennsylvania and Ohio.