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• Trump campaign on president's decision to relaunch coronavirus briefings
• President Trump strikes serious tone in succinct COVID briefing from the White House
• MSNBC contributor suggests federal response in Portland may be trial run for Trump to 'steal this election'
• Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf rejects Joe Biden's criticism of federal law enforcement response in Portland
• Coming up on the Wednesday, July 22 edition of 'Special Report'
• Walmart gives employees COVID-19 bonuses
• Postal woes raise concerns for presidential election
• Republicans attack Liz Cheney over Fauci support
• Joe Biden unveils $775 billion plan for caregivers
• Declassified Peter Strzok document raises new questions about origins of Russia probe
• Pharmaceutical executives update congressional lawmakers on COVID vaccine development
• President Trump leads first COVID briefing in 85 days
• Dr. Marc Siegel addresses surging coronavirus numbers
• Cuccinelli: Every federal officer has identification, identify themselves to protesters
• 'The Five' react to President Trump's COVID briefing
• President Trump wishes Ghislaine Maxwell well, says he has not been following her case
• President Trump updates fight against COVID, asks Americans to wear masks when they can't socially distance
• This Day In History: July 22
• Art Laffer blasts Joe Biden's economic plan, 'they want to make all of us poor'
• Rep Mike Gallagher raises concerns over American companies' possible connection to China’s Uighur human rights abuses
• Sen. Kennedy chastises Portland mayor's handling of protests
• Florida teachers sue state over reopening schools
• Washington Republicans disagree over payroll tax cut, additional spending
• Flight Attendants Association president makes case for requiring passengers to wear masks
• Dr. Fauci to throw first pitch for Washington Nationals
• Former Chicago PD superintendent: You can't count on protests being peaceful
• St. Louis couple face felony weapons charges after waiving guns at protesters
• Portland business owner on impact of violent protests
• Biden addresses crisis Americans face from coronavirus pandemic
• Biden: Trump has quit on America
• Mitch McConnell wants another round of stimulus checks for Americans
• Trump moves to exclude undocumented immigrants from census
• Charges filed against couple who waved guns at Black Live Matter protesters
• Biden says four Black women under consideration for vice president
• Robert E. Lee family member tells Congress statues 'must be removed'
• Jim Jordan: Americans waking up the dangers of today's radical left
• 'Fuller House' star Candace Cameron Bure talks being a Christian in Hollywood: ‘The Bible to me is truth’
• Joy Behar accuses Trump of following Putin's 'plan' for US division on 'The View'
• Afghan teen kills two Taliban fighters
• We've seen Biden handle a pandemic, it's an 'absolute dereliction of duty': Perrine
• Fleischer: Trump should do this in place of COVID-19 briefings
• Mollie Hemingway defends America: 'We are the best country on earth'
• Lost World War II German U-boat found off the coast of the UK
• Standoff between federal government and local officials in cities facing violence
• Oxford reports positive results from COVID-19 vaccine study
• Mollie Hemingway: Breakdown in 'rule of law' disrupting health of civil society
• Ari Fleischer: Trump needs to 'stir the pot,' has real opportunity to protect the poor
• Nunes says investigation into Russia probe origins continues
• Ari Fleischer: 'We are watching the breakdown of American society'
• Kayleigh McEnany rips New York Times for 'appalling' attack on Dr. Birx
• WH slams Portland Dems for anarchy, chaos: 'Trump will not give violence a pass'
• St. Louis couple insists they were acting in self-defense after being hit with felony weapons charges
• DOJ: We won't tolerate attacks on our property and people
• Rep. Scalise on violent protests: Americans deserve to feel safe
• Scalise on reopening schools: Never been a stronger argument for school choice
• $30,000 reward offered in Florida triple murder case
• Art Laffer on advice he gave Trump on payroll tax
• Biden to unveil child care plan to help struggling families during COVID-19 pandemic
• Portland protesters escalate violence amid crackdown by federal authorities
• Art Laffer: Payroll tax cut 'perfect way' to reignite economy
• Michael Flynn's lawyers accuse judge of 'hijacking' case in push for rehearing
• Health experts urge face masks to protect the economy, reopen schools and save lives
• Dr. Nesheiwat: 'Strong evidence' widespread mask use can reduce outbreak, deaths
• Is Judge Sullivan 'hijacking' Michael Flynn's criminal case?
• Missouri AG: St. Louis Prosecutor targeting law-abiding citizens for protecting own property
• Missouri AG defends push to dismiss case against St. Louis gun couple: 'Enough was enough'
• Lawyer identified as 'primary' suspect in deadly shooting at NJ judge's home found dead
• Could Arizona, Texas be key factors in the 2020 race?
• Southern Texas hit especially hard by COVID-19 surge in state
• 'SCOOB!' now yours to own
• 3 ways Joe Biden could win conservative strongholds
• McGurn: Trump should apply 'Pottery Barn rule' to addressing violence in US cities
• If Democrat mayors won't stop violence why should Trump let them off the hook?
• How COVID-19 is impacting future of professional sports
• No plans in place yet to send federal troops to violent cities, sources say
• NFL training camps begin as some players express concerns about safety protocols
• GA Gov. Kemp spars with Atlanta mayor over mask mandate
• Georgia Gov. Kemp defends lawsuit against Atlanta mayor on mask mandate
• Kayleigh McEnany: This is Trump's goal for reopening schools
• Markowicz: We immigrants know the America-bashers are ridiculously wrong
• McEnany on sending federal agents to violent cities, prosecutor charging St. Louis couple, Trump's mask stance
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• NY pub sells 'Cuomo chips' to comply with governor's restaurant rules
• How can America move forward in the debate over policing in America?
• Sen. Cotton: Federal government can't stand for anarchists destroying its property
• Sen. Cotton: Cannot allow anarchists, insurrectionist to destroy federal property
• Dr. Siegel: Oxford vaccine trial shows 'very optimistic results' in the fight against COVID-19
• Biden says four Black women are on VP shortlist; Hillary Clinton concerned Trump won't accept election results
• Gingrich: Trump has obligation to defend innocent Americans who are not being protected by city governments
• Newt Gingrich: Only one way to end left-wing 'revolutionary cycle'
• Newt Gingrich: Trump has no choice but to defend American citizens
• National forecast for Tuesday, July 21
• National forecast for Tuesday, July 21
• Napolitano: DHS can protect federal assets in cities, but they can't enforce local criminal law
• Judge Napolitano: Is it legal for Trump to send federal gov't into cities facing violence?
• Rob Smith's five words Trump can use to help win over Black voters in 2020
• 5 words that will help Trump win the African-American vote in 2020
• Sen. Hawley calls for civil rights investigation into St. Louis Circuit Attorney's office
• Sen. Hawley calls on DOJ to investigate St. Louis circuit attorney after gun couple is charged
• Seven-motor Ford Mustang Mach-E is an electric thrill ride
• Retired NYPD officer on how doctors and nurses saved his life twice while battling COVID-19
• Biden talks VP list, education on Islam
• What protocols does the NFL need to enforce to bring football back?
• Where do American leaders stand on a new COVID-19 stimulus, confederate statues?
• Rural Oregon citizens push to move border into Idaho
• Cuomo visit to Georgia blasted as 'absurd'
• What do we know about the latest coronavirus stimulus bill?
• Lawyer found dead in upstate New York may be link to shooting at New Jersey judge's home
• Examining whether Biden voters will show up in November
• Operation Warp Speed: Participation and preparation for a COVID-19 vaccine
• Mayor Eric Garcetti says he may shut Los Angeles down again as COVID cases climb
• Missouri attorney general seeking to have felony charges dismissed against armed St. Louis homeowners
• Joe Biden emerges from the basement with a new curriculum for your kids
• Ben Shapiro calls The Lincoln Project an 'incredible grift'
• Dr. Harvey Risch on the war against hydroxychloroquine
• Ingraham: Joe Biden's fantasy COVID fix
• Missouri Gov. Mike Parson says he will pardon armed St. Louis couple who defended their home from protesters
• Sen. Lindsey Graham on FBI use of discredited Steele dossier, questions for Sally Yates
• Hannity: Democrats have failed America's cities
• Jason Rantz on continuing chaos in Seattle and Portland: It's unacceptable to remain silent
• Tucker responds to intrusive reporting by New York Times
• Adam Carolla on Kanye's presidential bid, freedom of speech in America and COVID restrictions in California
• COVID breakthrough? Oxford University says its coronavirus vaccine triggers dual immune response
• St. Louis homeowner Mark McCloskey joins Tucker after being charged with felony for defending his home
• Sen. Ted Cruz warns presidential race is a real contest in Texas
• Rep. Jim Jordan says local police want federal help to end ongoing violence in their cities