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Years / 2021 / April /15

• Las Vegas hotels hiring hundreds
• Black Guns Matter founder: Most Americans see the 'fake media' CNN is
• Former Navy SEAL joins race for GOP Senate nomination in Georgia
• Minneapolis braces for more violence after Daunte Wright shooting
• Morgan Ortagus: Packing the court is something a 'two-bit' dictator would do
• Preview: FOX News' '43 Portraits: George W. Bush'
• Body cam footage released in Chicago police shooting of 13-year-old
• Mitch McConnell urges corporate America to stay out of politics
• Democrats push expanding Supreme Court by eliminating filibuster
• Remembering Kennedy, Reagan years of tax cuts, prosperity
• US Navy captures pyramid-shaped UFOs on video
• Jones: I praise Biden for actions unpopular in DC but popular with people
• NIH director: Not much of a national appetite to mandate COVID vaccine
• Turley on Democrat court-packing plan: 'This is a crisis of leadership'
• Video released of police shooting 13-year-old
• Sen. Graham: Biden, Dems 'drunk with power'
• Sen. Graham: Biden, Dems on a 'power grab,' put national security at risk
• Former Boston Superintendent-in-chief weighs in on Daunte Wright case, traffic stops
• Mark Eiglarsh: Putting Kim Potter on the stand might resonate with the jury
• Helen Raleigh: Left-leaning activist policies don't make the Asian community any safer
• 'Pyramid Shaped' UFOs: Pentagon Confirms Sighting
• Laura Ingraham reacts to Democrat proposal to pack Supreme Court
• Violent crime in Los Angeles rising at rapid pace, sheriff's statistics show
• Psaki says Republicans 'need more to do' instead of attacking Harris on border absence
• Shouting match erupts as Rep. Jordan grills Dr. Fauci over when coronavirus restrictions will be lifted
• McEnany slams Dem calls for court-packing, says it will ensure one party rule
• Dems getting rid of filibuster would 'change everything on Capitol Hill': Bream
• Biden throwing ‘gasoline on fire’ by packing Supreme Court: Rep. Ken Buck
• Waves crash into stricken ship off Louisiana
• Cotton: 'Court will lose all legitimacy' if Dems' plan to pack Supreme Court passes
• Democrats unveil bill expanding Supreme Court
• Wisconsin Supreme Court rules governor cannot limit capacity on businesses
• Biden's position on packing Supreme Court is his 'defining moment': Former US attorney
• Sen. Rubio: Biden order over Russian threat 'opens up extraordinary powers'
• Biden was right in 1983, court packing is a 'bonehead idea': Rove
• South Carolina Army sergeant charged over viral video involving Black man
• Leo Terrell: 'Not a single shred of evidence' shooting of Daunte Wright was racially motivated
• Derek Chauvin invokes 5th Amendment, will not testify
• Navy spots pyramid-shaped UFOs on video, Pentagon confirms
• Ken Starr on religious liberty and the Supreme Court's impact
• ‘Furniture capital of the world’ North Carolina faces high demand and low supply from coronavirus
• Tomi Lahren blasts CNN over leaked video showing liberal bias
• Former detective on Daunte Wright case: Death very possibly 'caused by negligence' of police officer
• 'This is not the people of South Carolina's fault': SC Gov reacts to migrant surge
• Leadership at border would 'help everybody understand' problems, how to fix them: Former acting ICE director
• Police call to 'amp up our training' as US policing faces pressure from left
• Gov. Henry McMaster blocks the federal government from placing migrants in SC
• What men can learn from Dana Perino's new best-selling book
• Seattle business owner: City officials haven't done anything to stop graffiti vandals
• San Francisco parent on push to reopen schools: ‘Zoom in a Room is a joke’
• Military wife runs for Washington Senate seat to bring ‘common sense solutions’ to families, youth
• ‘Career politicians are not the answer’: U.S. Senate candidate Tiffany Smiley
• Turley: Dems' plan to pack Supreme Court is ‘hostile takeover’
• Rep. Waltz calls Biden's plan to withdraw troops from Afghanistan on 9/11 'an insult'
• Wisconsin Supreme Court rules against Gov. Evers' capacity limit
• Detroit police chief weighs in on unrest in MN, lack of police support
• Seattle business owner on graffiti vandals targeting his warehouse
• Suspect captured in shooting of Texas police officer during traffic stop
• No proof J&J vaccine causes blood clots: CDC chief
• Only thing stopping Dems from far-left policies is Supreme Court: Rep. Steube
• Texas, Missouri sue Biden admin to reinstate 'Remain-in-Mexico' policy
• John Kerry in China for climate talks
• Los Angeles County DA facing ‘no confidence’ backlash
• Protests of Daunte Wright shooting death continue as ex-officer faces charges
• Virginia parents look to oust school board incumbents
• Biden says he’ll pull US forces from Afghanistan
• Fourth night of Minnesota unrest as ex-officer charged with manslaughter
• Democrat legislation would expand Supreme Court to 13 justices
• Biden struggles through Afghanistan troop withdrawal speech
• Ingraham: Left, media ignore violence that doesn't fit 'rooted in racism' narrative
• Gutfeld: Biden team openly admits it's better when he doesn't talk
• Hannity: Dems must be held accountable for 'reckless' take on policing
• Gutfeld: The media's toxic racial narrative on policing
• Ingraham: Mainstream media push racial narrative to divide US
• Noem vows she won't accept migrant resettlement attempts in her state
• New York Times builds CEO 'hit list' for activists to target
• Brooklyn Center mayor holds press conference Wednesday
• Minnesota protester: Change happens 'if people start throwing things'
• Lincoln: The life and legacy of the 16th President
• Sen. Kennedy has two tips for Democrats to fix policing
• Coming up on the Thursday, April 15 edition of 'Special Report'
• Tucker responds to Dr. Fauci calling his vaccine questions a 'conspiracy theory'
• Tucker Carlson: One nation under two systems of justice
• Sen. Cotton: Biden DOJ Civil Rights Division nominee advocated to defund the police
• Tucker, Judge Jeanine slam Democrat 'lunacy' over plan to pack Supreme Court
• Joe Concha: Fauci is on the air too much sharing his 'feelings'
• Massie, Nadler spar over masks and social distancing at House Judiciary Committee meeting