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Years / 2020 / December /8

• Taliban hails US troop drawdown from Afghanistan
• Many Americans concerned about speed of COVID vaccine development
• Michigan restaurants struggle as COVID-19 lockdowns extended
• Supreme Court rejects Pa. GOP appeal to intervene in election dispute
• Turley: Trump doesn't have much runway left after SCOTUS Pa. ruling
• Gutfeld on the mall Santa refusing the request for a Nerf gun
• 'The Masked Singer' gets festive with 'Holiday Sing-A-Long Special'
• Biden: Health team will oversee '100 million shots' in first 100 days
• Biden vows to sign order on day one mandating masks 'where I can'
• Supreme Court denies Pa. GOP request to intervene in election dispute
• Time magazine announces its first-ever 'Kid of the Year'
• Rep. Jody Hice (R-GA) & Jimmy Failla
• Could the FDA have moved quicker to approve COVID-19 vaccine?
• Fox News Contributor and former Rep. Sean Duffy w/Jimmy Failla
• Could Americans receive stimulus payments within the next six weeks?
• President Trump: Vaccine is a monumental national achievement
• Trump orders Americans receive priority access to COVID-19 vaccines
• Dr. Mark: Trump's COVID vaccine distribution plan aligns with CDC
• A Craze Called Christmas: Fox Nation
• Socialism, 'Squad' targeted by newly elected House lawmakers
• Humpback whale spotted in NYC's Hudson River
• Dr. Marc Siegel: Coronavirus vaccines look safe and 'unbelievably effective'
• New report shows 1 in 6 restaurants were forced to close under coronavirus lockdown
• Supreme Court could intervene in PA election case
• Goya names Rep. Ocasio-Cortez ‘Employee of the Month’
• President Trump claims Democrats are ‘planning to cheat’ in Ga. runoffs
• Lawmakers oppose a coronavirus relief bill without direct checks
• New York bar co-owner who allegedly hit sheriff’s deputy with car claims he did nothing wrong
• Alex Berenson: Big Tech is censoring different ideas about COVID-19
• As relations with China worsen, Australia fears U.S. abandonment under Biden
• Executive VP of Public Affairs at the National Restaurant Association on the industry being under siege from lockdowns
• Rep. Omar’s campaign paid $2.8 million to firm co-owned by her husband
• Michigan restaurant owner on governor's COVID restrictions: There will not be a restaurant industry to reopen
• Coronavirus lockdowns are ‘killing people’s jobs’: Sen. Scott
• Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan will not seek reelection
• Family of slain Nashville nurse pleads for help
• Firm co-owned by Rep. Omar’s husband received over $600k in coronavirus relief
• Indian couple weds in PPE after bride tests positive for COVID-19 before wedding
• Los Angeles bar owner on accusation NBC edited her viral video
• Operation Warp Speed chief adviser: Any hesitation from Americans about taking coronavirus vaccine is 'concerning'
• Trump's attorney: There’s still ‘plenty of time’ to ensure election integrity
• Georgia voting tech alleges unsecure ballot handling
• ‘Consistent inconsistency’ of Newsom’s coronavirus lockdown orders causing frustration in communities: California sheriff
• Dan Gable honored with Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Kayleigh McEnany on coronavirus vaccine rollout: ‘We’re ready to go’
• Sen. Kennedy on Biden's HHS pick: Becerra is going to have a tough confirmation
• Enforcing coronavirus lockdown orders is ‘not law enforcement’s job’: California sheriff
• Sheriff from Calif. says his department will not enforce new state lockdown orders
• ‘Good decision’ for local authorities to not enforce coronavirus lockdown orders: Rob Smith
• 'We all have to speak out' to help struggling small businesses amid the pandemic: Rachel Campos-Duffy
• Judge wants evidence for LA’s outdoor dining ban
• Sen. Cotton blasts Biden's pick for HHS Secretary
• Attorney for Mac’s Public House co-owner on SNL mocking lockdown protest
• Trump expected to sign coronavirus vaccine executive order to prioritize Americans
• Dr. Marc Siegel on why coronavirus numbers increase while flu activity remains low in US
• Time American people tell mayors, governors 'you work for us': Tomi Lahren
• Muralist Scott Lobaido on coronavirus lockdown protest: This is patriotism
• Pelosi was 'leveraging needs, wants, problems' Americans experienced to 'score political points': Rep. Babin
• Restaurant owners in Washington, D.C., 'fed up' with lockdowns, layoffs
• Joe Concha: Governors favoring celebrities over small business owners is ‘pathetic’
• I agree with Trump executive order, have to focus on getting Americans vaccinated: Dr. Marc Siegel
• Biden picks Obamacare defender to lead the HHS
• Newsom says Federal Government 'not doing its job'
• Joe Biden to meet with NAACP about selecting more people of color for cabinet
• Cuomo: Fauci and I 'can be the modern-day De Niro and Pacino'
• Colorado church seeks Supreme Court injunction against 50-person limit
• Ingraham: Biden's words say 'uniter' but some actions say 'divider'
• LA restaurant owner rips mayor over 'arbitrary' COVID restrictions
• McEnany accuses Ga. gov of trying to 'deceive voters' over election
• Hannity: 'I'm really not up for media mob lies and lectures'
• NYC bar owner speaks out after new arrest, video of incident released
• Cruz: I agreed to argue Pa. election case because US needs 'resolution'
• Why do lawmakers want to distribute COVID vaccine by race?
• China academic claims Beijing has 'fooled' US, has Wall Street allies
• Ratcliffe: China is only country capable of stealing American dream
• Coming up on Tuesday, Dec. 8 edition of 'Special Report'
• Tucker: America's political elite have been working on behalf of China
• Pearl Harbor survivor aboard the USS Arizona remembers attack 79 years later
• Starr: State officials who changed election laws usurped power
• Chicago police release footage of retired firefighter's murder
• Adams: Congress must give businesses incentive to stay shut in lockdowns
• Bing Crosby's Merry Olde Christmas available now on Fox Nation
• Sen. Paul: Govs who claim 'science' behind lockdowns are ignoring it
• Why has COVID-19 lockdown messaging been so inconsistent?
• Georgia secretary of state criticizes 'stolen election' theories