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• Key COVID-19 model revises death toll higher
• Former NFL star donates antibody tests to homeless
• Santa Monica beaches remain closed during heatwave amid COVID-19 crisis
• Dana Perino hosts live Minute Mentoring session with auctioneer and author Lydia Fenet
• Dana Perino, Lydia Fenet host live Minute Mentoring session on Instagram
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 07PM
• Will Joe Biden be forced to address sexual assault claim?
• Cities and towns straddling state borders face conflicting COVID-19 orders
• Pennsylvania business owners take governor to court over COVID-19 lockdown
• President Trump meets with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, touts success of paycheck program
• Tripadvisor cuts staff over coronavirus slowdown
• Attorney claims Michael Flynn's plea was coerced, hints exculpatory evidence will soon be released
• Hillary Clinton endorses Joe Biden amid sexual assault allegation against presumptive Democratic nominee
• COVID-19 'black holes': Officials struggle to track coronavirus in closed-off countries
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 06PM
• Trump vs. the press: Reporter asks president if he 'deserves' re-election
• McConnell says US needs to provide protection for businesses and employees
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 05PM
• New Jersey students hold virtual science fair during coronavirus pandemic
• NYC tailor defies state order and reopens business amid shutdown
• NJ Assemblyman calls out governor for closing state parks: ‘This was a bad public health move by the administration’
• North Carolina pork producer on struggles of hog farmers amid pandemic
• What does Hillary Clinton's endorsement mean for Biden's campaign?
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 04PM
• Dana reads 'The Gruffalo'
• Waffle House reopens dining areas as states begin easing restrictions
• Hillary Clinton: We need a leader like Joe Biden
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 03PM
• New York restaurant offers 'Hamburgers for Hospital Heroes'
• Who is Kim Yo Jong, Kim Jong Un's potential successor in North Korea?
• Bill Bennett compares Florida and New York coronavirus response
• Terry Bradshaw on COVID-19 fight: 'As a believer in this nation... we will get through this'
• Coronavirus model now predicts more U.S. deaths
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 02PM
• Trump, DeSantis give remarks at White House on reopening states, testing
• Growing calls for Biden to address sexual assault allegations from former staffer
• Trump spars with Yahoo reporter for getting key COVID testing data wrong
• Andy McCarthy analyzes AG Barr's edict to watch for pandemic restrictions that violate constitution
• Trump spars with Yahoo reporter for getting key COVID testing data wrong
• Huckabee: Americans must do what is best for themselves
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 01PM
• Illegal drug trade struggles amid COVID-19, giving law enforcement the upper hand
• Tammy Bruce: Should Democrats adjust their motto to 'Believe all women, except this one'?
• Gov. DeSantis responds to COVID criticism: Florida did better than states that issued 'draconian' restrictions
• Blue Angels, Thunderbirds fly over NYC to salute heroes fighting COVID-19
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 12PM
• Atlanta beauty salon owner on reluctance to reopen over concerns of employee safety
• Texas Lt. Gov.: 'We can reopen the economy,' leave it up to the American people to be safe
• City that straddles two states facing different guidelines on COVID-19
• Dallas man starts ‘Good News Dashboard’ as a one-stop-shop for inspirational stories
• Lt. Gov. Patrick: We can open up economy and still protect vulnerable seniors
• Biden accuser's neighbor says she was told of sexual assault allegations
• Pelosi suggests 'minimum guaranteed income' for Americans for coronavirus relief
• Nursing homes push for immunity from lawsuits amid coronavirus crisis
• Eclectic group of scientists, billionaires launch a COVID-19 'Manhattan Project'
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 11AM
• Commercial fishermen selling catch privately amid restaurant closures
• Southern Smoke steps up to help workers in struggling food service industry
• Pennsylvania businesses take fight against Gov. Wolf to Supreme Court
• White House advisers reportedly urge Trump to scale back presence at coronavirus task force briefings
• Ari Fleischer: Trump hitting frontlines will be good for the country
• Real-time video shows military encounters with UFO's
• DC mayor getting help from Michelle Obama with COVID-19 public awareness campaign
• How COVID-19 pandemic affects farmers & America's food supply
• Western Growers CEO: Pandemic blew up our food supply chains
• Biden takes lead over Trump in national poll
• Extent of COVID-19 outbreak remains a mystery in Russia, Iran, North Korea
• Growing debate over how to use COVID-19 antibody testing data
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 10AM
• Thunderbirds, Blue Angels to fly over New York City and Philadelphia to honor frontline workers
• Wrigley Field transforms into food distribution center during pandemic
• Wrigley Field transforms to help Chicago fight COVID-19
• Varney: 3 events driving Wall Street higher
• Trump insists COVID-19 testing is 'not going to be a problem at all' as states reopen
• Celebrate special events with creative virtual ideas while social distancing
• Sen. Cardin hopes for bipartisan agreement on 'phase 4' of COVID-19 stimulus
• Sen. Cornyn on Texas' reopening strategy, McConnell pushing back on 'blue state bailouts'
• Ed Henry unveils cover of new book 'Saving Colleen'
• More Texas businesses prepare to reopen at limited capacity
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 09AM
• The key to Texas reopening businesses this week
• Mississippi governor says state is 'intelligently' moving forward to reopen economy based on data
• Willie Robertson speaks out after estate is targeted in drive-by shooting
• New York City mayor De Blasio blasted for strolling through Brooklyn's Prospect Park with wife
• Dr. Oz on how summer weather may impact COVID-19
• Big public companies under pressure to return millions received from COVID-19 stimulus
• Richard Childress launches personal memorabilia auction and sale to assist COVID-19 relief efforts
• Could warmer weather help kill COVID-19?
• What's Trending: Calif. doctor criticizes state stay-at-home orders; Pentagon declassifies possible UFO videos
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 08AM
• Pennsylvania business owners take lockdown fight to Supreme Court
• Saint Patrick's Cathedral Mass: Tuesday, April 28
• School districts may abandon grades for the rest of the year
• Deadpool, coronavirus isolation, and a Ring Pop proposal
• Biden's high-profile Democrat supporters stay silent on sexual assault allegations
• Carrie Severino: Dems protecting Biden, uninterested in finding facts
• Were COVID shutdowns overdone by government?
• See your new home virtually, how the coronavirus has changed the real estate market
• Dr. Birx makes her COVID-19 predictions for Fall season
• Dr. Birx on helping states ramp up COVID-19 testing, timeline for social distancing, White House briefings
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 07AM
• How hospitals were incentivized to diagnose patients with COVID-19
• Dr. Siegel on hospitals getting paid more for coronavirus-coded patients
• National forecast for Tuesday, April 28
• Gregg Jarrett: Flynn attorney calls new evidence 'stunning'
• Gregg Jarrett: Michael Flynn was set up, should sue 'persecutors posing as prosecutors'
• Army Ranger veteran Mat Best seeing American spirit shine through amid coronavirus
• Hannity exposes agenda driven media mob over Biden hypocrisy
• Tucker: Stunning study proves coronavirus more widespread, a lot less lethal
• Sanders supporters angered after New York cancels primary over COVID-19
• Gregg Jarrett on Michael Flynn: Drop all charges and let him sue his persecutors
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 06AM
• COVID-19 survivors answer your questions about the virus
• Gov. Newsom ordered by California Supreme Court to defend $75 million giveaway to illegal immigrants
• Florida residents flock to Cocoa Beach as restrictions are lifted
• Cuomo remains resistant to reopening New York, considers extending restrictions in some parts of the state
• Could food plant closures disrupt food supply chains?
• Virtual trial underway on voting rights for former felons in Florida
• White House announces new guidance to help states ramp up coronavirus testing
• What does the second round of relief funds for small businesses look like?
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 05AM
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 04AM
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 03AM
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 02AM
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 01AM
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-28-2020 12AM
• Kansas congressman and doctor volunteers at COVID-19 clinic
• Sweden defends no lockdown plan; says coronavirus immunity growing
• Sen. Mike Lee on steps to hold China accountable for the COVID-19 crisis
• Dinesh D'Souza on powerful boosters coming to China's defense on the world stage
• Pelosi endorses Biden as the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee faces sexual assault allegation
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-27-2020 11PM
• Infectious disease expert on resistance to hydroxychloroquine treatment of COVID-19 cases
• Ingraham: Are Americans starting to tune out blue state politicians?
• California urgent care doctors make case for reopening America
• Sean Hannity announces new book 'Live Free or Die' will be available August 4
• Dr. Marc Siegel on Kim Jong Un's underlying health conditions
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-27-2020 10PM
• Gov. Greg Abbott on lifting lockdown orders in Texas: We need to get back to business
• Attorney: Michael Flynn's plea was coerced by a threat to indict his son
• Media double standard? Comparing coverage of allegations against Biden, Kavanaugh
• Hannity demands retraction and apology from the New York Times
• New York City tailor defies coronavirus lockdown order, opens store
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-27-2020 09PM
• Tucker: Democrats believed Kavanaugh allegations from the start, ignore Biden accuser
• Tara Reade's former neighbor backs up Biden accuser's claims
• Attorney: New Flynn documents contain 'exculpatory evidence'
• Tucker: Are coronavirus lockdowns working?
• Will Tara Reade's claims impact the 2020 presidential race?
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-27-2020 08PM
• Gov. Kevin Stitt on reopening Oklahoma's economy
• Food supply struggles: COVID-19 crisis forces top producer to close processing plants across US