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Years / 2020 / May /22

• FBI director Wray launches internal review of Flynn probe
• Trump Campaign senior adviser said Biden’s comments were ‘dehumanizing’
• International flights must take coronavirus tests upon arrival into America: Col. David Hunt
• Kellyanne Conway says White House following CDC guidelines with call to reopen houses of worship
• Father James Martin: Opening churches before it's safe will only lead to more cases, more deaths
• This Day In History: May 23
• Gowdy: Call transcripts will be boring, nothing worthy of going after Flynn
• Joe Biden's 'you ain't black' remark renews scrutiny of the former vice president's record
• Notable Quotables for Friday, May 22
• President Trump calls for reopening 'essential' houses of worship
• Stocks rise as more businesses begin to reopen amid pandemic
• Memorial Day flag garden tradition lives on, despite coronavirus
• Sen. Tim Scott says Joe Biden's record on African-American issues has been questioned by his own party
• Joe Biden attacks African-American supporters of President Trump
• Rep. Shelia Jackson Lee says Joe Biden knows he can't take black voters for granted
• President Trump orders houses of worship opened
• President Trump says America won't be locked down again if second coronavirus wave hits
• Joe Biden walks back remarks on black voters who support President Trump
• Tomi Lahren blasts California governor for giving aid to illegal immigrants, while threatening first responders
• Father Sirico: What goes on in churches is less intimate than a tattoo parlor
• New Jersey salon owner urging governor to let her reopen
• 300 NYC small businesses demand city end shutdown
• New Orleans' Cafe Du Monde reopens for takeout and outdoor dining
• AAA skips annual Memorial Day weekend travel forecast amid pandemic
• Raw video: Paraglider gets caught in own parachute, tumbles to the ground
• New Jersey salon owner highlights expenses of safety measures needed to reopen
• Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli officially plead guilty in college admissions scandal
• Azar: We have the testing capacity to get the job done
• Report: Over 4,300 recovering COVID-19 patients sent to New York nursing homes
• Kayleigh McEnany: Trump and the CDC have laid out a clear path for churches to reopen
• Kayleigh McEnany spars with press over Michael Flynn case
• Nicole Malliotakis on coronavirus devastating nursing homes across US
• Dana reads 'Rusty and the Pot of Gold' and 'Good Day, Good Night'
• Coronavirus wreaks havoc on U.S. prison populations as more at-risk inmates seek early release
• Dr. Birx: New coronavirus hospitalizations have decreased dramatically
• NYPD Special Ops responds to despondent male on Brooklyn Bridge
• James Carafano on Iran’s threat to Israel: ‘It comes across like Hitler in the bunker’
• Judge Andrew Napolitano reacts to Trump saying houses of worship are essential
• Ed Henry: National Vet Court Alliance honors America’s heroes in wreath-laying ceremony
• NASCAR returns with big races at Darlington Raceway in South Carolina
• Sen. Cotton: It's time to let people go back to worship with their congregations
• Fowler: Black Americans have everything to lose with 2020 election
• 2020 college graduate gives tips to others entering worst job market since the Great Depression
• Trump deems houses of worship 'essential services' amid pandemic
• Pastor Jeffress: Worship is a team sport, it's not something you do just in isolation
• Sen. Lamar Alexander on the future of COVID-19 and education
• Black smoke seen rising from passenger plane crash in Karachi, Pakistan
• Chris Wallace on mail-in ballots and voter fraud
• National Memorial Day Concert changes things up due to the global health crisis
• Dark comedy 'Mother's Little Helpers' becomes an unexpected timely film
• Iowa sisters launch photo 'parade' to honor military veterans this Memorial Day
• Fox Nation and Lara Logan profile Dave Eubank and the Free Burma Rangers
• Harris Faulkner on Biden's 'you ain't black' remark: I've been fighting against this notion my whole life
• Biden: ‘If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black’
• Biden says 'you ain't black' if torn between him and Trump, in dustup with Charlamagne tha God
• WWII vet, 100, beats coronavirus
• Dr. Drew Pinsky on why governors pushing lockdowns are not 'following the science'
• Ben Carson reacts to over 4K COVID-19 patients sent to nursing homes: We can use a bit of logic here
• Mercedes Colwin on Loughlin, Giannulli pleading guilty in college admissions scam
• Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick warns of Democrats stealing votes through mail-in ballots
• Sen. Tim Scott reacts to Joe Biden's comment on black voters
• Exclusive: New Jersey teen blasts College board for discriminating against blind and deaf students
• Importance of PTSD treatment among veterans and what we can do to help
• Geraldo Rivera calls out Nancy Pelosi's 'blatant hypocrisy'
• Sen. Alexander: ‘All roads back to school, college, work, lead through coronavirus testing’
• Lawmakers turn focus to refining current coronavirus stimulus bills
• Search for second person of interest in NAS Corpus Christi shooting
• Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick on mail-in voting: ‘Scam by Democrats to steal election’
• David Marcus discusses reaction to controversial NY Post piece on reopening America
• 'The Masked Singer' winner is revealed in season 3 finale
• Gen. Keane on why China's moves against Hong Kong are significant
• Voters trust Biden more on COVID-19, Trump more on economy in new Fox News Poll
• Andrew McCarthy: Flynn judge must explain his astounding, offensive refusal to dismiss charges
• Man who recorded fatal Ahmaud Arbery shooting charged with murder
• Trump tangles with Michigan officials over visit to state's Ford plant
• Trace Adkins honors military heroes with Memorial Day message
• Judge Jeanine: Time to reopen, enough is enough
• NASCAR dives into executing new format to get racing season back on track
• Gen. Keane on NAS Corpus Christi shooting, Trump withdrawing US from Open Skies Treaty
• Lara Logan previews new veterans special on Fox Nation
• VA Undersecretary addresses flag controversy for 2020 Memorial Day
• Tips to get your lawn looking its best for summer
• What's Trending: Biden boots reporter from fundraising call; Bob Kraft auctions Super Bowl ring for $1M
• Pete Hegseth on NAS Corpus Christi shooting, judge allowing Michigan barber to remain open
• Lara Logan on efforts to counteract Trump's message on COVID-19, new Fox Nation special honoring veterans
• Saint Patrick's Cathedral Mass: Friday, May 22
• Reopen New York petition founder: 'We can't wait one minute longer'
• New York siblings teach kids how to fight coronavirus lockdown boredom by using their imagination with Legos
• Craig Morgan opens up on mission to help wounded veterans, new album
• Varney: 'Absolutely imperative' that we open up the economy and get back to work
• Dr. Saphier: 'Not realistic' for Democrat governors to wait for COVID-19 vaccine to reopen states
• Pa. diner opens in defiance of state lockdown order: It's time to stand up and flatten the fear
• 'Poppy in Memory' goes digital to honor service members on Memorial Day
• Michigan barber details legal fight to reopen amid pandemic
• Op-ed: President Trump beats Biden on issue of China
• 1,200 California pastors vow to hold services in defiance of Newsom's state order
• Trump pulls out of 'open skies' treaty with Russia
• Wear Blue: Run to Remember goes virtual for Memorial Day
• 27 GOP senators ask Barr to investigate Planned Parenthood getting $80 million in PPP funds
• Tucker: For millions of healthy people, coronavirus lockdowns are a life-changing disaster
• Tom Price on calls for a federal investigation of COVID-19 policies in nursing homes
• Tony Perkins says it's time to start reopening churches: God only kept Moses on the mountain for 40 days
• China threatens to sanction Rep. Chris Smith for taking on Beijing in the age of COVID-19
• CDC fear mongers over second wave of coronavirus
• Pastor tears up cease-and-desist letter over in-person church services
• John Eastman breaks down new privacy concerns over contact tracing push
• Government surveillance vs. individual sovereignty: Exposing the dangers of contact tracing
• Ingraham: Without a trace?
• AstraZeneca executive: We are encouraged by data we are seeing with coronavirus vaccine
• This Day In History: May 22
• Senators demand probe into how Planned Parenthood affiliates received millions in stimulus loans
• Janice Dean's in-laws both died from coronavirus in New York nursing homes
• Store owners threatened with arrest for wanting to reopen store
• O'Brien: US ready to act if China violates human rights in Hong Kong