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Years / 2020 / July /10

• Will Trump's financial records topple his presidency?
• Dr. Price: Best place for kids this fall is in school
• Attorney for Epstein accusers weighs in on charges against Ghislaine Maxwell
• NEA president dares Trump to sit in a classroom and 'breathe that air'
• How Congress could hold key to renaming Washington Redskins
• Coming up on the Monday, July 13 edition of 'Special Report'
• Gianno Caldwell: Defunding the police is a horrible idea
• Notable Quotables for Friday, July 10
• President Trump accuses Joe Biden of plagiarizing economic proposal
• Biden-Sanders unity task force unveils liberal road map
• Grocery costs expected to drop
• Coronavirus: Fact and fiction as US cases near 3.2M
• Florida reports second highest one-day coronavirus infection rate
• President Trump ties Joe Biden to far left
• China refuses to join nuclear talks with US
• President Trump blasts Joe Biden's economic policy plan
• Retired NYPD sergeant has bleak outlook for police department's future
• Goya Foods faces boycott after CEO praises President Trump
• Wolf: Trump should've shown his tax returns already
• Thomas Sowell discusses 'systemic racism' claims with 'Life, Liberty & Levin'
• US Army looking into a handout that called ‘Make America Great Again’ a form of White supremacy
• Dukakis: We've got to change this government, get Trump out of the White House
• Rep. McCarthy: There is a real chance GOP and Democrats can find common ground on police reofrm
• Immigration advocates, educators slam new ICE rule restricting foreign college students: 'It really has no basis'
• Economist says congress needs to offer debt relief to save US economy after coronavirus 
• Trump threatens tax exempt status for schools over ‘radical left indoctrination'
• Pelosi on protesters tearing down statues: People will do what they do
• Kudlow: If kids are home parents can't go to work, afford child care
• Mother speaks out on son who died of drug overdose during pandemic
• Rep. Doug Collins on Georgia’s coronavirus cases, deaths, hospitalizations spike
• Ayaan Hirsi Ali: America does not need a new revolution
• Liz Peek: The economy is going to drive this election
• Trump accuses Biden of ‘plagiarism’
• Goya Foods faces backlash after CEO praises Trump
• Trump: We will never defund the police
• Mike Pompeo reacts to UN report that claims Soleimani’s killing was illegal
• COVID-19 pandemic causes spike in pasta sales
• De Blasio says Black Lives Matter marches can continue despite ban on mass gatherings
• Michael Guillen on Harvard charging full tuition despite having online classes only
• Ohio cop's bodycam captures moment he rescues stranded girl during flash floods
• Decorated veteran's suicide puts spotlight on epidemic plaguing America's veterans
• Sen. Barrasso reacts to Pelosi statue destruction response: ‘She has surrendered to the mob’
• Walid Phares weighs in on Taliban terror attacks
• UFC star Mike Perry will reportedly 'seek professional treatment'
• New York City daycare operator blasts officials for reopening decision: 'It's just not realistic, it's also insulting'
• Duchess of Cornwall's transformation from ‘the most hated woman in Britain’ to loved and 'relatable' duchess
• Report: Immunity checks at sporting events could be way forward
• Indie films getting more attention with theaters closed
• California, Florida, Texas report record high COVID-19 deaths
• Analysts find suspected new nuclear warhead factory in North Korea
• Los Angeles police union on LAPD probing ‘blue flu’ claims after sick-outs
• Michael Cohen back in federal custody after refusing conditions of home confinement
• Sen. Tom Cotton reacts after Pentagon opens investigation into media leaks
• Highly-rated new releases 'First Cow' and 'Palm Springs': Here's what's new for at-home viewing
• Biden rolls out economic plan in his hometown of Scranton, Pa.
• 82 campers, counselors and staff reportedly tested positive for coronavirus at Missouri summer camp
• Robert Ray weighs in on Durham feeling pressured to finish probe
• Attorneys for Robert De Niro say the actor has come under financial strain
• Sen. Tom Cotton reacts to Biden’s economic plan: ‘Talk is cheap, look at his record’
• Northeast braces for Tropical Storm Fay
• Deroy Murdock reacts to Pelosi refusing to condemn toppling of statues: ‘Not surprising’
• Trump, Biden lay out dueling agendas for next White House term
• Deceased cat receives voter registration application in the mail
• Kellyanne Conway: Biden is plagiarizing Trump’s ‘America First’ plan
• Coronavirus Whistleblower: Exclusive Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Interview
• Judge Jeanine on judge refusing to dismiss Michael Flynn case, SCOTUS rulings, future of NYPD in NYC
• Op-ed says police reform begins with defunding the Pentagon
• Madison Avenue shop sues NY leaders over looting
• John Rich reflects on conducting last on-camera interview with Charlie Daniels before his death
• Netflix holds on to 'The Crown'; more stars align to raise money for COVID-19 relief
• Pete Hegseth on Pelosi refusing to condemn toppling of statues, college football season in jeopardy
• Markowicz: New York's school decision is a slap in the face to parents
• Goya Foods president reacts to backlash over praising Trump
• National forecast for Friday, July 10
• Milan's famed Teatro alla Scala reopens after months of being closed
• National forecast for Friday, July 10: Tracking Tropical Storm Fay
• Lawrence Jones on Biden teaming up with Bernie, Kanye West showing fans how to vote, his interview with Bubba Wallace
• Outrage after vandals cut down flagpole at NY 9/11 memorial for fallen firefighters
• What do SCOTUS rulings on Trump's financial records mean for the president?
• Families of fallen officers outraged after city councilman suggests removing monument honoring those cops
• Esper, Milley address Congress' questions over Russian bounties
• Texas county judge says 'political pressure' should not cancel GOP convention
• Bernie Sanders hails Biden as possibly the 'most progressive president since FDR'
• Florida emerges as world's latest COVID-19 epicenter
• Will Trump be able to hold on to the battleground states he won in 2016?
• New York attorney general calls to strip control over NYPD from Mayor de Blasio
• Supreme Court rules Trump's financial records can be subpoenaed
• This Day In History: July 10
• Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick urges Texans to wear a mask amid surge of coronavirus cases
• Kayleigh McEnany on Supreme Court rulings on Trump's financial records, response to coronavirus crisis
• Legendary coach Lou Holtz on push to cancel sports over coronavirus fears
• Trump on violence in liberal cities, 'brainwashed' Joe Biden, response to COVID crisis, Supreme Court rulings
• Larry Kudlow slams Joe Biden's economic agenda, warns China is not to be trusted, predicts strong recovery
• Ingraham: Biden's America Last campaign
• Schools plan modified reopenings, social distancing amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr says public safety is not a political issue
• Ken Paxton reacts to Supreme Court ruling in favor of Little Sisters of the Poor
• Mark Levin says Bernie Sanders is running the Democratic Party, the Roberts Court is a rudderless disaster
• Hannity: Joe Biden is being controlled by radical socialists
• Tucker: City of Seattle tells its white employees to work on undoing their whiteness
• Sources tell Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ that John Durham could 'punt' Russia probe origin findings until after Election Day
• Mike Rowe on reopening America, demand for blue-collar jobs amid the coronavirus pandemic
• Suicide concerns for Ghislaine Maxwell
• Brit Hume says Joe Biden's agenda takes the Democratic Party farther to the left than it's ever been
• Tucker: Team Biden releases its plan for America
• Coming up on the Friday, July 10 edition of 'Special Report'