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Years / 2020 / June /18

• Death of George Floyd, others puts new perspective on Juneteenth
• Fred Fleitz: National security advisers shouldn't release internal, candid conversations with the president
• Coming up on the Friday, June 19 edition of 'Special Report'
• High number of Atlanta police officers call out after Brooks case charges
• Steve Gaynor calls Atlanta police call outs 'understandable'
• Bolton and Trump trade jabs amid battle over book release
• Study: Alcohol is the leading factor in deadly boating accidents
• Baseball owners and players struggle to reach deal on resuming games
• Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to end DACA protections
• Lawmakers at odds over legal protection over police
• EXCLUSIVE: 'Cult Mom' husband wanted his late wife dead, former friend tells Nancy Grace
• Biden says China should not interfere with election: ‘Stay out’
• Kellyanne Conway on Bolton allegations: These books are never fact-checked
• Trump slams former national security adviser Bolton’s tell-all book: ‘Wacko’
• President Trump fires back at John Bolton over book
• Homeowners can't afford their mortgages amid coronavirus pandemic
• Gutfeld on when rioters come to your house
• Atlanta police call out sick after murder charge in Rayshard Brooks case
• Sen. Hawley blasts Democrats' proposal to remove Confederate-named bases, says 'They're trying to use this to stir up a culture war'
• Andrew McCarthy reacts to Bolton’s tell-all book
• Seattle private security company hired to protect businesses and residents inside CHOP, 'Everybody's on edge'
• Sen. Tom Cotton on bill targeting Big Tech companies over perceived political bias
• Microsoft president: We were one of the companies that brought DACA case to Supreme Court
• White House defends holding Trump rally during coronavirus pandemic
• Atlanta officers involved in Rayshard Brooks death surrender themselves to police
• Supreme Court blocks Trump administration from ending DACA protections
• Seattle business owners claim cops never showed up when protesters broke into shop
• Ari Fleischer says John Bolton 'should have waited' until Trump was out of office to release book
• Former Atlanta officer facing Rayshard Brooks murder charge receives $250,000 legal-fee payment
• Sen. David Perdue on urgency of passing GOP police reform bill
• Rayshard Brooks killing: Former Atlanta Officer charged with murder, could face death penalty
• Atlanta cop Devin Brosnan, involved in Rayshard Brooks death, turns himself over to authorities
• California deputy rushes to save infant during protest
• Karl Rove on excerpts from Bolton’s book
• Independent theaters create 'Quarantine Cat Film Fest' to benefit struggling movie houses
• Classics and new films available to view for Father's Day weekend
• Kevin Bacon and Amanda Seyfried couple up in new psychological thriller 'You Should Have Left'
• Bryce Dallas Howard puts the spotlight on dads this Father's Day
• Karl Rove: Bolton's tell-all isn't going to change a lot of minds
• John Yoo reacts to Bolton facing legal battle over new book
• Former Boston police chief on murder charge against ex-cop in Rayshard Brooks case
• Massachusetts police arrest nurse's former neighbor in her killing
• What's John Bolton's endgame?
• Repeating radio signals from outside our galaxy discovered
• MMA legend Tito Ortiz opens up about drug-addicted parents, his mission as a father
• Rep. Stauber: Being a police officer in America is a noble and honorable profession
• John Bolton hit from both sides of aisle over tell-all book
• Chris Wallace on John Bolton's book, Supreme Court's DACA decision
• Supporters for the Buffalo police officers cheered as they left courthouse
• Chris Wallace: Trump admin blew chance to end DACA, unless he wins
• Bolton claims Trump said reporters ‘should be executed’
• NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio said 'Phase 2' of the city’s reopening plan is expected to begin Monday, June 22 
• Bill Nye talks ExploraVision, funniest encounter he's ever had with a fan and how many bow ties he really owns
• Guy Benson: Supreme Court's DACA decision a 'travesty' that could set a bad precedent
• This Day in History: June 19
• Trump blasts 'horrible and politically charged' Supreme Court decisions
• Peter Navarro on White House strategy for ‘phase 4 stimulus package’
• What is DACA? Supreme Court blocks Trump from ending it
• 'Outnumbered' on DACA decision: SCOTUS rewarded Congress for doing nothing on the issue
• Art Laffer reacts to Target boosting minimum wage to $15 an hour
• Stimulus phase 4? Peter Navarro reveals White House strategy for the next package
• Sen. James Lankford: This makes the future for DACA recipients ‘murky’
• Washington state mayor says Black Lives Matter movement is ‘domestic terrorism’ after her home was vandalized
• Robert Wolf on DACA program: Country moving in right direction, we need justice for all
• Supreme Court rules against Trump administration bid to end DACA program
• Schumer visibly emotional after Supreme Court rejects Trump administration's bid to end DACA program
• Ed Rollins: Now is not the time for Trump to move forward on DACA, it's a 'dead issue'
• Shannon Bream on Supreme Court upholding DACA program
• Judge Nap breaks down Supreme Court DACA decision: Trump admin failed to follow rules
• Is Trump at risk of appearing out of touch with the cultural shift happening in America?
• Seattle activists dig in for lengthy occupation in CHOP zone
• Trump says US will not be closing again as 10 states report record highs in COVID-19 cases
• Supreme Court rejects President Trump's efforts to rollback DACA
• Rep. Biggs: House Democrats do not want to work with Republicans on valuable police reform
• New England Patriots: 4 best players in franchise history
• How does COVID-19 really spread? Dr. Makary has the answer
• Protesters rally outside mayor's home demanding more cuts to police budget
• Bongino blasts DA over murder charge in Brooks shooting: 'What they did was outrageous'
• Bolton claims Trump pleaded with China to ensure he wins reelection
• Missile packed with knives reportedly kills two senior Al Qaeda aligned commanders
• Sen. Cotton on GOP police reform bill, Twitter's attempt to ban his account
• Why can't Democrats, Republicans come together on police reform bill?
• Atlanta officer hit with 11 charges, including felony murder, for shooting of Rayshard Brooks
• Legal battle to block John Bolton's book heats up in Washington
• Vietnam reports fewer than 350 coronavirus cases and zero deaths
• Philadelphia's City Council to reduce police funding by 33 million dollars
• Nebraska officer seen fixing fallen US flag at auto repair shop
• Oregon protesters gather outside Portland mayor's apartment
• Sen. Cruz warns big tech over 'censorship' of conservative media, reacts to latest jobless claims
• Ted Cruz calls out Google: It's a 'monopoly,' they censor dissenting voices
• David Webb sounds off on 'hypocrisy' of Dick Durbin using word 'token' to criticize Tim Scott
• As COVID-19 cases spike in Florida, how can the state protect the most vulnerable?
• How Florida plans to reopen while protecting the most vulnerable
• Kayleigh McEnany on police reform, John Bolton's claims against Trump, preparations for Tulsa rally
• Kayleigh McEnany: Dems police reform bill an 'absolute nonstarter'
• Sen. Hawley unveils legislation allowing consumers to sue big tech companies over accusations of censorship
• Trump leading through action on police reform, Pastor Darrell Scott says
• Pastor Darrell Scott praises Trump for reforming policing in America
• Sen. Hawley targets big tech with new GOP bill
• Sen. Durbin apologizes for 'token' comment on Sen. Scott's police reform
• Los Angeles is latest city to consider plan to replace uniform police officers with 'response team'
• Arizona bushfire becomes one of largest fires in state history
• Dr. Siegel's 'important news' about the spread of COVID-19
• Consensus grows among health experts on how people catch COVID-19
• National forecast for Thursday, June 18
• National forecast for Thursday, June 18
• Do Trump and the DOJ have a case against John Bolton's book?
• Judge Napolitano on Brooks case: 'Catastrophic mistake' charging officer with murder
• Hypocritical Hollywood cheers on protests but not in their own rich neighborhood?
• Is murder charge against Atlanta officer who killed Rayshard Brooks premature?
• Hollywood’s protest hypocrisy: We support your cause, but not in our rich neighborhood?
• Ingraham: Four years of punishment
• Oklahoma GOP prepare for Trump's rally in Tulsa
• How can Democrats and Republicans come together on police reform?
• Brian Brenberg on potential 4th coronavirus stimulus plan
• How Big Tech companies may impact 2020 election
• Chuck DeVore on Tesla potentially opening a factory in Texas
• Los Angeles considers sending social workers instead of cops for non-violent calls
• CDC advises having a face mask, hand sanitizer, and tissues when venturing out
• Former Arizona cop on police reform proposal
• Biden resumes campaign events after sheltering at home during coronavirus pandemic
• 'The Federalist' targeted with demonetizing effort by NBC
• Sen. Loeffler on charges against officer in Rayshard Brooks death
• Reports of police walkouts in Atlanta after charges issued in Rayshard Brooks shooting
• 'Career criminal' arrested over 100 times accused of attacking 92-year-old woman
• Lawyer for officer in Rayshard Brooks case speaks out on 'The Ingraham Angle'
• Trump responds to Bolton allegations, shares update on coronavirus vaccine on 'Hannity'
• Target raising workers' wages to $15 per hour
• Seattle's 'CHOP' encampment to hold summer games event
• Ryan Girdusky on left's plan to remove statues and erase history
• Huge uptick in violence and crime in New York City
• Why would anyone want to be a cop in the current climate?
• Tucker: Rayshard Brooks went 'berserk' on police officers
• Coming up on the Thursday, June 18 edition of 'Special Report'
• UFC legend on wanting to become a police officer