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• Jesse Watters: Hopefully our political leaders will say enough is enough to crime
• Coming up on Monday, Oct. 31 edition of 'Special Report'
• Bret Baier: New Hampshire midterm race closer than anyone thought
• Midterm elections: Biden and Harris campaign for John Fetterman
• Video shows Jermaine Burton striking a female Tennessee fan who stormed the field
• Tyrus calls Schumer's hot mic moment with Biden a 'sham'
• Daron Shaw: Both sides have opportunities to pick up seats for the Senate
• Kennedy: How did we get to the point where human beings' lives are 'utterly disposable'?
• Bill Hemmer gives the latest outlook on midterm races
• Liberals melt down after Musk buys Twitter for 'future of civilization'
• NV Senate candidate Adam Laxalt hosts event with Tulsi Gabbard
• Tyrus on Pelosi attack: This is why we should support our police officers
• Iranian activist Masih Alinejad: 'We say no to religious dictatorship'
• We live in the United States of America but we're not that united: Ted Williams
• Huge classic car collection stashed in New Jersey's Pine Barrens
• Iranian activist says women are furious, have had enough as protests continue
• Democrats are intentionally subjecting America to institutional decline: Tom Cotton
• Rep. Michael McCaul: The tone has to calm down
• Bill Daly: 'Miraculous' police arrived while Paul Pelosi incident was in progress
• Rep. Ro Khanna on Paul Pelosi attack: It's a 'despicable act' that should be 'condemned'
• Elephants at Milwaukee Zoo are shown squashing and eating giant pumpkins
• Jean Harlow, Marilyn Monroe's idol, was Hollywood's original blonde bombshell before tragic demise: book
• VP Harris participates in a conversation on protecting reproductive rights with Rep. Scanlon and Sophia Bush
• Lee Zeldin on Pelosi attack: There is no room for this violence
• Bret Baier on Paul Pelosi attack: There's a lot of concern on both sides of the aisle about security
• Caitlyn Jenner: It is imperative we don't make Pelosi attack a partisan issue
• Senate candidate Joe O'Dea discusses why Colorado voters should elect him
• Border crisis will ‘only get worse’ if Americans don’t vote Democrats out: Dan Patrick
• ‘Top Gun’ star Miles Teller jokes he’ll quit acting to play for the Phillies
• Paul Pelosi attack suspect named by San Francisco police
• Jason Chaffetz rips Paul Pelosi attack: There should be more deterrents
• Pennsylvania Senate candidate Fetterman praised Krasner for eliminating cash bail in 2018
• Michael Shellenberger: America is in a 'psychiatric emergency'
• Sen. Raphael Warnock says Herschel Walker "lies like he's breathing"
• FOX Weather’s Amy Freeze on one year anniversary of streaming service: ‘We’re just getting started’
• Chelsea Clinton tells 'The View' her mom Hillary accepted 2016 election results: ‘She conceded’
• Coffee shop CEO gives pep talk to employees in Dallas, Texas
• Ghislaine Maxwell exercises with buddy at Florida prison
• Georgia Democrats have an ‘unenergized base’ as Obama visits: Brian Robinson
• Paul Pelosi attack is ‘horrific’ regardless of politics: Tomi Lahren
• Former Tom Brady teammate on Gisele Bundchen divorce: Tough to go the distance in this industry
• Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen finalize divorce
• Steve Hilton on liberals losing it on Musk taking over Twitter
• Hurricane Sandy survivors in NJ, NY battling rebuilding financial issues 10 years later
• Gov. Stitt slams Oklahoma’s 'decimated' education system, crating scores
• Pennsylvania House race heats up ahead of midterms
• San Francisco police maintain perimeter around Pelosi home after home invasion
• MSNBC host terrified about midterms for Democrats: ‘I’m really scared about a bloodbath’
• US gun sales surge as Americans take personal safety into their own hands
• Thousands of pets ingesting marijuana, ASPCA warns
• Pennsylvania Democrat voters on edge after Fetterman debate performance: Lawrence Jones
• Paul Pelosi attack a wakeup call to Democrats on crime: Leo Terrell
• NY congressional candidate La'Ron Singletary: Crime knows no party
• Yuma mayor Douglas Nicholls: Open border allows easier entry of drugs, including fentanyl
• Voters react to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dancing to beat of protesters chant
• Jimmy Joins 'Kennedy' To Talk About Prince Harry's Upcoming Memoir
• Biden and Harris campaigning for John Fetterman
• Astros, Phillies set to face off in World Series game 1 on FOX
• South Texas voter panel: Democrats want open border for future voters
• Australian kayakers help save exhausted kangaroo from shark infested waters
• Brazilian President Bolsonaro holds a final campaign rally in Rio de Janeiro
• Texas resident warns 'we can't take two more years' of the Biden administration
• Paul Pelosi 'violently assaulted' in home invasion
• Mother of four tells Psaki that jobs, the economy are her biggest concern heading into midterms
• AOC silent on tax breaks for chip plant after helping kill Amazon HQ deal
• Hecklers outside the home of Leilani Simon
• Rising juvenile crime is ‘issue that starts at home’: Jack Brewer
• Pastor Corey Brooks raises $20 million to build community center
• Texas Sheriff Brad Coe: An ‘astronomical’ number of migrants are dying at the border
• Steve Forbes on Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover: Will be 'tough' to make this rocket ship work
• Border Patrol agents don’t deserve to have their jobs ‘threatened’ by Biden: Kelsey French
• 'American Dream Home': Blue Ridge, Georgia
• South Texas voter panel on the impact of the border crisis
• Chad Wolf: Democrats have the ability to solve the border crisis
• Joe Concha: Herschel Walker is in a pretty good position right now
• Alaska Senate debate highlights: Murkowski, Tshibaka, Chesbro face off on gun rights, abortion, voting
• Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot asks for a raise as city crime wave rages on
• NYC leaders' response to subway crime is a 'plan for disaster': Charlton D'Souza
• Pro-transgender activists attack women at Washington women's rights rally
• Law enforcement on surging police resignations and retirements, how crime and anti-police rhetoric are a factor
• Oregon GOP candidate Lori Chavez-Deremer: People want common sense approaches to crime, high costs
• Americans concerned with heating costs ahead of winter
• AZ grandmother sues city over arrest for feeding the homeless
• The criminal community is operating 24/7: LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva
• Sen. Marco Rubio speaks out against Biden's 'dangerous' decision to release oil from strategic reserves
• Ingraham: The left's mission to glamorize obesity
• Ted Cruz talks new book, election integrity
• Coming up on Friday, Oct. 28 edition of ‘Special Report’
• Angle: Who has the bad candidates now?
• Strict Oregon gun bill will step up ‘risk of violence,’ critics warn
• Ron DeSantis: These differences are about what it means to be an American
• Greg Gutfeld: Musk's Twitter deal has employees drowning in their tears
• Gutfeld: Millennials masquerade to fit in, rather than step up
• Tom Bevan: The Democratic Party has 'problems' everywhere heading into midterms
• Meet Washington Irving, author of America's most famous ghost story
• Charlie Crist is excited to be a rubber stamp for Biden: Sean Hannity
• Father, daughter speak out on suspension for complaining about trans female in girls' locker room: 'A male shouldn't be allowed'
• Tucker Carlson: Elon Musk officially owns Twitter
• Florida First Lady Casey DeSantis recounts cancer battle
• Americans are struggling due to 'failed Democrat policies': Yesli Vega
• Maryland suburb's library hosts interactive drag queen story time
• Air Force veteran running for Indiana House seat highlights Republican diversity push
• Pennsylvania voters are concerned about John Fetterman's health
• Tucker Carlson: The US is about to run out of diesel fuel
• Recession lurks around the corner: Economist Lindsey Piegza
• Dr. Oz: The tide has shifted in the Pennsylvania Senate race
• Jesse Watters: If Biden listened to voters, America would be in better shape
• It would be 'very proper' for Fetterman to step aside: Frank Luntz
• Driver plows down grandmother, toddler in California crosswalk