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Years / 2020 / September /18

• Howard Kurtz: Will media's 'softball' questions come back to bite Biden?
• Consumer sentiment rising to highest level since March
• Trump on hostility from Dems, media over when vaccines will be ready
• Senate Republicans say Democrats could end filibuster
• SUV sales boosted by growing American families
• 'Cosmos' returns to FOX with season three, 'Possible Worlds'
• 'The Five' react to Trump, Biden bashing each other on the campaign trail
• Sen. Kennedy criticizes Dems' COVID aid efforts: Pelosi's priority is baling out NY, CA
• Ari Fleischer slams Biden town hall: What CNN did was 'in the tankism'
• Sen. Casey on mail-in voting fraud, explains Biden's fracking position
• Sen. Susan Collins in tough fight for reelection
• Trump: Vaccine distribution will begin within 24 hours of approval
• Sen. Scott: It appears rioters simply want to tear down our country
• GOP memo warns control of Senate ‘at risk’
• Chris Wallace reveals the 'real concern' of mail-in voting
• Twitter refuses to flag Biden campaign ad as manipulated despite widespread criticism
• Tech startups announce rapid at-home coronavirus test
• Steve Cortes reacts to Biden holding substantial lead in Minnesota
• This Day In History: September 19
• Trump: We are going to teach America’s children we’re the most exceptional nation ever
• Customs and Border Protection reports rise in human smuggling
• WHO warns of surge in coronavirus cases in Europe
• Operation BBQ Relief feeds family, first responders affected by natural disasters
• Trump administration set to reimpose UN sanctions on Iran
• Firefighter killed while battling California wildfire
• US plans to sell weapons to Taiwan, likely to further raise tensions with China
• Pelosi doubles down on demand for $2.2T coronavirus relief
• Dave Rubin reacts to Trump issuing ‘patriotic education’ commission
• Trump, Biden campaigning in Minnesota, where early voting begins
• Bill Gates: The way travel ban was executed may have actually made things worse, not better
• Dr. Marty Makary reacts to Fauci’s prediction of a ‘safe’ vaccine by end of 2020
• Bipartisan group of lawmakers meets ahead of UN Assembly to discuss Iran’s aggressive behavior
• FOX hit the 'Masked Singer' returns for Season 4
• 'Crime Stories With Nancy Grace' on Fox Nation
• Cleanup efforts are underway in Pensacola, Fla., after Hurricane Sally slams Gulf Coast
• Search continues for gunman who shot 2 LA deputies, award for arrest grows to $675K
• Gov. Huckabee reacts to Biden saying Trump could have prevented all virus deaths: ‘Outrageous’
• Independent voters on fence ahead of election
• Country star Brantley Gilbert spotlights local farmers
• White House to announce $11.6B Puerto Rico aid package
• Judge Jeanine on COVID-19: Small-town politicians feel they have power to keep people shuttered in place
• NYPD First Deputy Commissioner says this is how to get a better police force
• Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
• Gen. Jack Keane reacts to impact of peace deals on Middle East relations
• National forecast for Friday, September 19
• US Air Force celebrates 73 years
• KT McFarland on AG Barr blasting his own prosecutors: They’re like a bunch of ‘woke teenagers’
• Herschel Walker on the 2020 election: Do your research
• Rep. Roy calls out NBA, Democrats on silence for fallen cops: ‘Where is the speaker of the House?’
• Rachel-Campos Duffy talks to Trump rally attendees in Wisconsin
• AOC’s challenger on the left’s plan for Biden
• Contrasting Biden vs. Trump town hall questions
• De Blasio makes last-minute decision to delay in-person learning for public school students
• Celebrating the US Air Force's 73rd birthday!
• FBI Director Wray: Antifa is a real thing
• CNN criticized for 'softball' Biden town hall event
• Can Republicans flip the House with less than 50 days remaining before the 2020 election?
• John Kerry mocked for 2016 claim that there will be no Middle East peace without Palestinians
• Which 2020 presidential candidate is connecting better with voters?
• DOJ considers pursuing charges against officials in Portland
• Trump touts strong economy during 'Great American Comeback' event in Wisconsin
• Tucker: Why are they so afraid to give us the facts?
• Police officer resignations, retirements rise amid unrest
• Dinesh D'Souza introduces 'Infidel,' a movie Hollywood would never make
• Charge violent protesters with sedition? Why John Yoo wouldn't recommend it
• Media's unfair treatment of Trump, Biden is 'beyond propaganda': Mollie Hemingway
• Nashville mayor's office reportedly kept mum on low COVID-19 numbers from bars, restaurants
• John Rich rips Nashville mayor over COVID controversy
• President Trump speaks at Wisconsin rally
• Lawrence Jones: What issues matter most to the people in battleground Wisconsin?
• Biden delivers ‘weak performance again’ at CNN town hall: Ari Fleischer
• Karl Rove: Biden's COVID reaction is disingenuous, just listen to his advisers
• Hannity: Why is Kamala Harris laughing at kids returning to school?
• Tucker Carlson on schools incorporating BLM into curriculum: We'll look back on this in 'shame and horror'
• Black Lives Matter teachings in school is ‘cause for deep alarm’: Expert
• Undecided Wisconsin voters weigh in on 2020 election
• Nashville mayor hiding coronavirus data is ‘lack of leadership problem’: Council Member
• Steve Bannon on fraud charges: ‘They’re not gonna shut me down’
• Dr. Atlas provides his COVID vaccine 'best case scenario'
• Ben Carson: How AG Barr's comments on national lockdowns, slavery can be interpreted
• Brett Favre speaks about the power of football when America needs it most
• Trey Gowdy on Dems change in language regarding looting, rioting
• Comey to testify on Capitol Hill, Putin critic poisoned
• Minnesota businesses lose money from BLM rioting