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Years / 2022 / May /10

• Rep. Cori Bush speaks to protestors outside of the Supreme Court Building
• Protests at SCOTUS justices’ homes cross a bright red line: Kurtz
• Kennedy calls out Biden's refusal to accept blame for inflation
• White House continues blaming Putin and energy producers for price hike
• Alabama fugitives Vicky White and prison escapee Casey Cole White were taken into custody in Evansville, Indiana, following a police chase.
• Brad Raffensperger: Jody Hice is 'lying' about Georgia elections
• Brad Raffensperger on media coverage of Georgia voting law: They 'showed their bias'
• 'The Five' reacts to Biden's response to pro-abortion protesters targeting justices' homes
• Gutfeld: Biden should not be in the cockpit
• Is recession inevitable?
• Woodford Reserve's Kentucky Derby mint julep comes with a $2,500 cup
• President Biden: 'My plan is already in motion' on inflation crisis
• US a nation of laws: Texas mayor
• George Gascón recall effort surges past 400K signatures
• Vicky White 'took advantage of her position:' Alabama sheriff on 11-day manhunt
• Biden 'can't defend his administration's record': GOP senator
• 'The Five' mock Biden's 'Ultra-MAGA' attack
• Military intelligence 'never perfect': Kirby
• Biden admin sent ‘lethal assistance’ to Ukraine ‘well before’ invasion: Kirby
• Lindsey Graham reveals push to designate Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism
• GOP senator: 'Beijing may see an opportunity in Taiwan' if US involved in Ukraine
• Mississippi governor reacts to blue states' inviting abortion tourism
• Trump says he plans to stay on his own social media site, won't rejoin Twitter
• Biden has done everything he can possibly do on inflation: Senior adviser
• Jen Psaki pressed over Biden's 'ultra MAGA' comments
• Kudlow: All these price hikes are so widespread, it's not about Putin
• FLASHBACK: Liberal media condones, downplays violence from left-wing protesters
• Biden, Garland refusing to enforce federal law: Sen. Cotton
• Sen. Cotton: AG Garland 'nowhere to be seen' on SCOTUS protests
• Joy Behar says protests outside of Alito's home show him how it feels to lose 'freedom of choice'
• Austin road rage incident that sent driver to hospital caught on video
• Office of Concerned Women for America vandalized over the weekend
• Oregon gubernatorial candidate rips 'Menstrual Dignity Act' as an 'implosion of the family'
• Fox News Flash top headlines for May 10
• Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on Bridget Brink to be Ambassador to Ukraine.
• House to vote on $40 billion Ukrainian aid package
• President Biden blames COVID-19 and Putin for Inflation
• Charles Payne on Biden's inflation blame game: 'You can't have it both ways'
• Whoopi Goldberg defends Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot's 'call to arms' comment over Roe v. Wade
• State Department holds press briefing with Ned Price
• Gen. Kellogg says he is ‘frustrated’ with former Defense Secretary Esper’s comments on Trump
• Gen. Keith Kellogg slams ‘garbage’ claims by Mark Esper
• 'Outnumbered' on Biden slamming 'MAGA Republicans' for inflation
• Sen. Rick Scott hits back at Biden's attacks: He took no responsibility
• 'Fox & Friends Weekend' celebrates Mother's Day
• Lawrence O'Donnell slams Constitution as 'much weaker document than we thought'
• Sen. Blackburn demands activists targeting SCOTUS justices 'be held to account': 'This is unsafe'
• Sen. Blackburn slams left-wing activists targeting SCOTUS justices' homes: 'This is against the law'
• Fox Nation offers a 'brief history' of 1988
• Jackie DeAngelis: Inflation could get worse from here
• Judges fear retribution for doing their jobs amid abortion protests
• Immigration courts face severe case backlog
• Paula Faris creates multimedia platform to support working moms
• US intel director believes Putin would only use nuclear weapons if Russia faces 'existential threat'
• Law enforcement vehicles catch up to Casey White and Vicky White in Evansville, Indiana, following brief chase
• Senators Graham and Blumenthal hold a press conference on their Russia resolution
• Ainsley Earhardt unveils new children's book
• West Virginia mother says finding baby formula a 'nightmare'
• Alex Hogan: Ukrainians not willing to concede, give up land to Russia
• Biden delivers remarks on plan to fight inflation and lower costs for working families
• Pelosi is partly responsible for attacks on anti-abortion groups: Julaine Appling
• Wisconsin Family Action president calls for an end to violent rhetoric from pro-choice activists
• 'Handmaid's Tale' protesters disrupt Mass in LA cathedral
• Trucking companies deal with staffing shortages and high gas prices
• Dr. Baden: Bahamas Sandals resort deaths 'most likely' due to carbon monoxide poisoning
• Swedish ambassador to US: Russian threats are 'unacceptable'
• Leo Terrell: Black Lives Matter did absolutely nothing for the Black community
• Leo Terrell: We need investigations of BLM, they have schemed the Black community
• Kellyanne Conway: Activists are trying to sway the Supreme Court
• Joe Concha: 'Sunny Hostin is basically the Nina Jankowicz of talk show hosts'
• Wisconsin Family Council Chairman responds to Molotov cocktail attack: 'People need to be brought to justice'
• Will Cain: The problem with the controversial Steele dossier
• NYC Jewish museum cancels event following invite for Gov. DeSantis
• New lead found in the murders of Liberty German and Abigail Williams
• Sen. Hawley, wife on activists targeting SCOTUS justices' homes: 'Assault' on American family
• Houston trucking association says gas prices affecting all Americans
• Fox Nation 101: Overturning Roe v. Wade
• Lawrence Jones has 'Breakfast with Friends' as West Virginia voters head to the polls
• Lawrence Jones to talk with voters ahead of West Virginia primary
• West Virginia diners discuss top priorities as primary polls open
• Fentanyl now the leading cause of death in adults 18-45
• West Virginian voters share if Trump or Manchin's endorsement is more important before primary
• Fox News Flash top headlines for May 10
• Wisconsin pro-life non-profit hit by Molotov cocktail attack
• There's a fine line between protesting and intimidation: Legal scholar
• Clay Travis on report Hollywood lawyer paid Hunter Biden's taxes, living expenses: 'Demanding an investigation'
• Casey White murder victim's son on inmate's capture: 'It's like a miracle happened'
• Joe Concha: 'Nina Jankowicz is the Joy Reid of government officials'
• Tomi Lahren rips Psaki for 'gaslighting' amid fallout over Supreme Court leak: 'We see it almost on a daily basis'
• Pennsylvania Senate candidate shares why she is pro-life ahead of primary: 'More than a clump of cells'
• Bahamas Sandals guests react to shocking American tourist deaths
• Biden signs bill expediting US aid to Ukraine amid Putin's assault
• If Roe is overturned, abortion will go back to the states: Mike Davis
• Bahamas calls on US labs to solve mysterious deaths of 3 Americans
• Casey DeSantis returns to the campaign trail following battle with breast cancer
• ‘Gutfeld!’ roasts Biden’s strange comments regarding segregationists
• Abortion protests seem like an ‘ironic’ thing to do on Mother’s Day weekend: Gutfeld
• Victor Davis Hanson: Democrats politically gridlocked in radical ideology
• Molotov cocktail used in attack on Wisconsin pro-life group's office
• Biden admin's new doomsday prediction coincides with the midterms
• Pro-abortion radicals targeting churches
• Biden's calm and dignified America now requires family members of SCOTUS justices to have security protection
• Watters: This is a religious war for the left
• Ohio AG warns of "Frankenstein opioids” more powerful than fentanyl
• Democrats seek to codify late-term abortions
• Graham: Fall midterms will be about economy, not abortion rights
• Watters: The left is throwing a national temper tantrum to intimidate the Supreme Court
• 'It is a crime to picket a judge's house' in response to leaked Supreme Court draft: Former Florida attorney general
• Investment strategist: GameStop stock 'something no one had ever seen before'
• Hannity: This is a ‘disgusting attempt’ to destroy the independence of America’s judiciary
• Pro-abortion protesters seek to intimidate justices
• Protesters march to Justice Alito's home, hold 'vigil for abortion rights'
• Abortion anarchists torch pro-family center in Madison
• Protesters march to Justice Alito's home, hold 'vigil for abortion rights'
• Rand Paul: I will do ‘everything I can’ to defund this Disinformation Governance Board’
• Baby formula shortage 'honestly scary' for American families: Nashville mother
• Fed faces sharp criticism over inflation strategy as stock market plummets
• Coming up on Tuesday, May 10 edition of 'Special Report'
• Rhode Islanders blast school board over 'equity' agenda
• This is an example of how the Trump admin was ‘eaten’ by the swamp: Ben Domenech
• While Republicans liked Trump’s policies, he carried a lot of headaches: Olivia Beavers
• Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial candidate: 'Democrat playbook includes cheating'
• Tucker: Biden admin has no interest in protecting religious people
• MSNBC guest says Justice Alito would like 'to sell babies' if he could
• Brit Hume: This was inevitable
• Mark Esper says he didn't quit during Trump because he wanted to help 'advance the good ideas'
• West Virginia candidates hope to win voters' hearts ahead of midterms
• White House gave license to protest at SCOTUS justices' homes: Watters
• Jesse Waters thanks 'phenomenal' team behind his recent back surgery
• Jesse Watters: Democrats will turn midterms into a referendum on Roe v. Wade