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Video Site Map January 27, 2021

Years / 2021 / January /27

• Chicago teachers battle school district over order to return to work
• Jay Winik: Trump impeachment trial feels 'vindictive' and 'harsh'
• Biden signs executive orders targeting fossil fuel industry
• GameStop stock spike shows battle between small investors, hedge funds
• Chang: Unlike Trump in 2017, China is 'not afraid of Biden'
• Gutfeld on President Biden pushing racial equity over equality
• Media puts pressure on Biden administration over vaccine rollout plan
• Biden halts new oil, gas leases on public lands
• Internet-hyped stocks causing market bubble fears
• What are the potential impacts of a federal minimum wage hike?
• Surging GameStop stock creating chaos for hedge funds
• Huckabee: Biden climate policy 'emboldens our opponents and enemies'
• Rand Paul responds to 'deranged' Joe Scarborough after on-air tirade
• New video shows final moments leading up to teen’s death at Atlanta hotel
• Fox Nation's 'Monsters Across America': Sarasota Skunk Ape
• New York teen wins fight to form conservative club at high school
• Huckabee: Chinese doing a 'happy dance' over Biden climate agenda
• Feds warn more anti-government attacks possible across America
• Biden climate agenda a ‘mistake,’ killing Americans jobs: Marc Thiessen
• Fauci: I'm not going to out-guess Cuomo, other governors on coronavirus measures
• Dr. Fauci on COVID lockdowns
• DHS issues terror alert warning of more potential threats of violence
• Netflix embraces racial indoctrination for children
• Tacoma riot eyewitness describes violence, vandalism: 'It was as bad as you might expect'
• Joe Concha: 'Big tech more powerful than anyone could have imagined'
• Concha: Biden ducking question about Putin call was 'illusive and telling'
• How hiking minimum wage could impact economy
• Safe to return to classrooms with precautions: CDC
• CA prosecutors slam LA DA's progressive policies
• Sen. Cassidy says Biden uses 'SWAT team' to take out jobs
• Biden taking a ‘wrecking ball’ to oil, gas, coal manufacturing jobs: West Virginia AG
• Ending Keystone pipeline shows 'disdain for energy workers': Turner
• Biden energy nominee admits some jobs may be 'sacrificed' in climate push
• Adam Carolla on the ‘evolution of podcasting’
• Dave Rubin: If Big Tech can take out Trump, they can take out anybody
• Tulsi Gabbard slams Dems, Big Tech over censorship
• Rubio blasts the Biden administration dissolving the Keystone pipeline project
• Bret Baier on Biden's first immigration moves: 'This is a big deal'
• Nikki Haley warns against rejoining UN Human Rights Council
• DC National Guard to stay in Capitol through March
• Nikki Haley: Biden's first week as president is 'good' for Russia
• Companies working on modified vaccines for new coronavirus strains
• Tampa man has never missed a Super Bowl
• Biden’s climate policies ‘destructive’ to American economy: West Virginia AG
• Google’s involvement in elections is ‘deeply inappropriate’: documentary director
• Mark Meadows: President Biden putting 'America last' with first round of executive orders
• Taxpayers could foot the bill for homeless staying in San Francisco hotels
• South Carolina mayor asks Chick-fil-A manager to direct COVID-19 vaccine drive-thru after backup
• Mississippi restaurant owner urges Biden, Congress to pass RESTAURANTS Act
• Biden executive orders on racial equity lacking in concrete action: Rob Smith
• Lara Logan on Big Tech: ‘They all see the world the same way’
• Biotech entrepreneur slams Twitter's new community driven program to combat misleading information
• Parents struggling around the country as many school districts stay with remote learning
• Florida offers to host the Olympics if Tokyo backs out due to the coronavirus
• Man whose wife was killed by illegal immigrant sues NM sanctuary city
• Biden signs executive order targeting COVID racism against Asian Americans
• Mac's Public House co-owner calls on de Blasio to resign
• Supreme Court rules against Texas abortion ban in victory for Planned Parenthood
• Democrats reintroduce bill for $15 federal minimum wage by 2025
• National Forecast, Jan. 27
• Patrice Onwuka: Executive orders by Biden are 'very partisan'
• Facebook reverses ban against Virginia gun-rights group
• Biden’s Keystone pipeline action a blow to American workers
• Marco Rubio, GOP senators make push to ban court packing
• Ric Grenell: Susan Rice ‘calling the shots’ in Biden administration
• Sen. Rand Paul: Trump impeachment trial 'dead on arrival' in Senate
• Archbishop: Villainizing 74 million voters does not unify the country
• Birx accuses Atlas of providing 'parallel' COVID data to Trump
• Cruz slams impeachment, says 'extreme left' 'driving the train' for Biden
• Biden, Rice stoke nationwide division with 'racial equity' push
• Gingrich: 'Dangerous' Pelosi most destructive Speaker in history
• Ingraham: Biden 'renounces' patriotic education in quest for 'unity'
• Graham: lllegitimized impeachment process 'danger to democracy'
• Hannity: 'Irrational psychotic rage' driving impeachment push
• Craig Robinson talks hosting 'The Masked Dancer.' shows off his moves
• Hume: Censorship advocates don't understand concept of free speech
• DC National Guard troop deployment extended through end of March
• Gabbard: Democrats trying to turn America into 'police state'
• Tucker: Unprecedented censorship is taking over American media
• Hawley: Left, 'woke capitalists' allied to seek 'complete control'
• Pompeo: Chinese Communist Party looking for Biden's 'soft underbelly'
• Coming up on Wednesday, Jan. 27 edition of 'Special Report'
• Officials call for tougher domestic terror laws after Capitol riot
• Mixed messaging from Biden administration on coronavirus vaccines