Video Site Map July 8, 2020

Years / 2020 / July /8

• Mother speaks out against Chicago violence after son killed in shooting
• Sen. Kennedy calls out Tlaib, Pressley for 'attempt to compete in the woke Olympics'
• Coming up on the Thursday, July 9 edition of 'Special Report'
• CDC to revise school reopening guidelines amid Trump criticism
• Balance of power: Moderate Democrats face competitive November races
• Biden campaign commits to three socially distanced debates with President Trump
• Trump administration continues efforts to end ObamaCare
• Walgreens to introduce in-store doctors' offices
• Trump touts lower coronavirus death rate as Fauci warns of danger
• Supreme Court allows employers to opt out of free birth control
• Rep. Ilhan Omar proposes radical remaking of America
• Gutfeld on the open letter against cancel culture
• McEnany: The president will stand on the side of our children
• How is coronavirus impacting the 2020 presidential race?
• Stone Mountain confederate monument sparks controversy
• Multiple children killed as crime spikes in Chicago
• Sheriff Toulon: Once we relinquish authority to criminals, 'we're going to have chaos in our streets'
• Ohio governor says 'goal' to reopen schools by fall
• Pressure mounts on Trump administration as China experts expect TikTok ban to come 'by end of this week'
• Sec. DeVos: No data to suggest kids shouldn't go back to school
• New ICE rule makes international students leave US
• Can’t have fully open economy if schools remain closed: Steve Moore
• Confirmed coronavirus cases in the US top 3 million
• How to get kids back to school safely amid coronavirus pandemic
• AG Barr says police reform needs to strike the 'right balance'
• Ortagus: All of us in Washington guilty for not seeing China for who they really are
• Prominent Democrats pen open letter calling to end 'cancel culture'
• Biden on how his presidency could grow the economy
• Biden calls out Trump's inaction on coronavirus
• Texas reports more than 10K coronavirus cases in single day
• Sen. Marsha Blackburn on surge in coronavirus cases in Tennessee
• McDaniel: We can balance health and safety with reopening schools
• Mary Kay Letorneau dies of cancer at the age of 58
• Rep. Zeldin calls for Mayor Bill de Blasio to resign
• Lee Zeldin calls for Mayor de Blasio's resignation: He led city into 'chaos,' 'lawlessness'
• Trump putting student safety first, pushing Dems to find solutions: McDaniel
• Pence says kids need to get back to school for their mental health, well-being and nutrition
• Ilhan Omar paid $878G to new husband’s consulting firm
• 2020 presidential hopeful Brock Pierce: I’m deeply concerned about the state of our nation
• Prince William and Kate Middleton don’t view themselves as celebrities, royal expert says: ‘Duty comes first’
• New coronavirus curfew announcement sparks violent clashes in Serbia
• NASCAR's Bubba Wallace sits down with Lawrence Jones on Fox Nation
• GOP councilman on calls to remove NYC mayor as violent crime spikes
• Secretary DeVos: Keeping schools closed places children at 'considerable risk' of morbidity, mortality
• Who is Ghislaine Maxwell?
• VP Pence: 'Early indications' coronavirus flattening in AZ, FL, TX
• Dr. Devi Nampiaparampil breaks down potential brain damage linked to coronavirus
• Does Kanye West still support Trump?
• New Hampshire's GOP governor explains why he's not attending Trump's rally
• Sen. Daines on working with Booker to unveil $50B small business grant legislation
• New COVID complication? Study shows virus could cause neurological problems
• Should Bill de Blasio resign amid New York City violence?
• Chief Justice Roberts injured head in fall last month, was hospitalized
• Ed Rendell: Change begins with honest conversation on crime, police
• Margaret Spelling reacts to Trump putting pressure on governors to reopen schools
• Texas doctors rank risk of activities amid coronavirus pandemic
• Supreme Court rules in favor of Little Sister of the Poor in Obamacare contraceptive case
• New details emerge from Mary Trump's tell-all book on the president
• Judge Napolitano: Little Sisters of the Poor 'vindicated' by Supreme Court
• UC Berkeley students planning fake course to help foreign classmates dodge new ICE rules
• Rep. Biggs on COVID-19: If people are relying solely on Fauci, Birx that’s a problem
• Congressman calls to dismantle COVID-19 task force: Fauci opines on issues he has no data to support
• 'Squad' Democrats unveil bill to defund police, establish reparations program
• What's New to View at Home: Andy Samberg's new comedy 'Palm Springs'
• Trump pressuring governors to follow Florida's lead and mandate schools reopen
• Could U.S. gov't block TikTok for spying on Americans?
• Guy Benson on ‘Breathe Act’ aiming to defund police, give reparations
• Rep. Mast on COVID-19 surge in Florida: People need the freedom to manage the risk themselves
• Writers, activists demand end to cancel culture
• Larry Kudlow on USMCA: This trade deal is ‘far more important than China Phase 1’
• Father of 7-year-old girl shot and killed in Chicago speaks out
• Good Samaritans help save children from an apartment fire
• Kudlow on trade deals: USMCA 'gets no respect,' China's phase 1 deal 'not dead'
• Larry Kudlow: How COVID-19 spike could impact economic numbers
• American flags honoring veterans destroyed by vandals in Massachusetts
• Rep. Mast gives the facts on Florida's COVID-19 spike, reopening schools
• California high school using European models to safely reopen
• Lawrence Jones urges Chicago to 'stop the violence' after shootings rock the city
• NY gym owners plan class action lawsuit against state in order to reopen
• High School principal reveals plans to open school in fall
• National forecast for Wednesday, July 8
• Trump campaign on Kanye's 2020 run, withdrawing from WHO, NH outdoor rally
• Novavax gets $1.6B in funding for COVID-19 vaccine from Operation Warp Speed
• New York mulling bill requiring officers to carry personal liability insurance to settle civil suits
• Hogan Gidley: Trump exiting W.H.O. over China 'cover-up,' 'malfeasance'
• Dr. Nesheiwat: 'Great news' about Novavax's COVID-19 vaccine development
• National forecast for Wednesday, July 8
• On Fox Nation this week: 'The Deplorables Tour' and 'Who Can Forget?'
• What do America's moms think about the debate over reopening schools?
• Gianno Caldwell on Chicago violence: We don't want another press conference, we want solutions
• Dr. Saphier: 'Have to move forward to open schools'
• Rep. Ilhan Omar calls to dismantle America's 'system of oppression'
• After calling to defund police, Ilhan Omar now wants to 'dismantle' the free market
• Lawrence Jones investigates violence in Chicago
• Kanye West unveils his presidential platforms
• Are parents comfortable sending their children back to school amid the coronavirus pandemic?
• Should Americans be concerned over China-owned TikTok?
• Georgia activates National Guard to restore order amid increased violence
• New York City gym owner sues state for keeping doors closed
• House Democrats announce cuts that would slash DHS deportation operation, block hiring of new border patrol agents
• Hospitalizations soar as COVID-19 cases spike across US
• Georgia governor calls in National Guard after violent weekend
• Reports of protesters blocking streets near the White House
• How far does President Trump's executive authority extend?
• Democrats target Confederate symbolism in annual spending bills to fund the government
• School choice: Debate rages over how to safely re-open America's schools
• Phil Kerpen challenges 'experts' pushing to keep America's schools closed
• Dr. Scott Atlas breaks down the facts about coronavirus herd immunity
• Charlie Kirk on concerns over Chinese social media apps like TikTok
• Clay Travis on dangerous ties between US sports and China: We've allowed the NBA to be run in a despicable way
• Fairfax County, Virginia parent expresses frustration at school district's restrictions for re-opening
• Ingraham: Sacrificing the kids to beat Trump
• Kayleigh McEnany on calling out press over lack of questions about surge of violence in America's big cities
• Hannity: Make no mistake, America's cities are in chaos
• Gov. Ron DeSantis says Florida is prepared for increased spread of coronavirus
• Ray Kelly slams Mayor Bill de Blasio: He eviscerated the NYPD
• This Day in History: July 8
• Big announcement for the 'Tucker Carlson Tonight' family
• Jeff Sessions on his tight Senate runoff race against Tommy Tuberville
• Tucker: Kids cannot afford to stay locked down
• Alex Berenson on obstacles to re-opening America's schools amid coronavirus crisis
• Tucker: Sen. Tammy Duckworth has no right to lecture anyone
• Secretary Betsy DeVos echoes President Trump: There's no excuse for schools not to reopen
• Former CDC acting director: Re-opening America's schools starts with controlling community spread of COVID-19
• Deroy Murdock shares advice for President Trump, Colin Kaepernick