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• Hogan Gidley on President Trump taking law and order message to Wisconsin
• Secretary Betsy DeVos advocates for school choice in letter to America's parents
• Keys to victory in battleground Pennsylvania
• VP Pence responds to reports of Trump's visit to Walter Reed last November
• Coming up on the Wednesday, September 2 edition of 'Special Report'
• Hogan Gidley: Politics of Kenosha 'really shifted things for Biden campaign'
• Is there a 'hidden Trump voter' in the Keystone State?
• 'Leave it to law enforcement': How Trump handled Kyle Rittenhouse situation
• Mike Pence: 'Radical left, Antifa are moving people around the country'
• VP Pence calls out Obama-Biden admin: 'We're not going to reflexively condemn law enforcement'
• Walmart takes aim at Amazon
• Mike Pence urges governors, mayors to restore order, defends COVID response, talks Trump's health and taxes
• VP Pence: Pennsylvania is Trump country now
• 'Red mirage': Data firm predicts Trump Election Day lead will fade
• President Trump travels to Kenosha amid Blake shooting protests
• 'Fiscal rot' in New York City runs deep: Emily Compagno
• Labor Day key to preventing second wave of COVID in the fall?
• President Trump meets with law enforcement in Kenosha, despite pushback from state and local officials
• Gutfeld on the New York City exodus and De Blasio's response
• President Trump visits Kenosha after days of unrest, announces millions in aid
• Bongino reacts to de Blasio's redistribution plan: 'I don’t owe you squat'
• Gutfeld: How long will Democrats let their cities collapse?
• Kenosha small business owner says protesters were from out of town, welcomes National Guard
• Dan Bongino: 'Media elitists' contributing to violent mobs
• Joy Reid suggests Trump radicalizes supporters in the same way 'Muslims act'
• Trump has 'instigated a race war in America:' CNN analyst
• China plans to double its nuclear warhead stockpile
• Indoor dining to resume in New Jersey as New York City remains on hold amid COVID pandemic
• Former Kansas City mayor: Any city could be the next Kenosha
• President Trump pledges $4 million to rebuild small businesses in Kenosha
• Trend: National polls show 2020 race tightening between Trump, Biden
• NJ makes crucial decision on reopening indoor dining
• Gen. Dan Hokanson on National Guard's role in Kenosha, ongoing violence in Portland
• Video footage shows Pelosi at San Francisco salon appointment
• Charles Payne on Trump's $4 million to Kenosha: 'Phenomenal move'
• Trump visits Kenosha amid protest and riots
• Here's how the National Guard can quell violence consuming Kenosha, Portland
• 'We honor you': Trump says we must give 'far greater support' to law enforcement
• President Trump: I'm providing $4 million to help rebuild small businesses in Kenosha
• President Trump heads to Kenosha to meet with law enforcement, business owners
• New York City delays start of classes after union deal
• Joe Biden skips questions at latest campaign event
• President Trump appears to defend actions of teen accused of killing two protesters in Kenosha
• Ari Fleischer says Joe Biden's handlers know they have a problem letting the nominee speak extemporaneously
• Four great films now available on Fox Nation
• 'Patriots Day' now available on Fox Nation
• FBI warns Chicago police of gang pact to ‘shoot’ cops ‘on-sight’
• TLC's 'Meet the Derricos' stars say God blessed them with 14 children: 'We are thankful and grateful'
• City of Seattle installs concrete barriers to protect police precinct from rioters
• Poll: Trump's approval rating approaching majority since first time taking office
• Mnuchin facing House panel questions over stalled coronavirus relief negotiations
• NYPD Chief Chaplin victim of assault
• Utah mother begs for help to find ‘abducted’ daughter weeks before she was found murdered
• Film production amid COVID-19
• Pilots report seeing man in a jetpack near LAX
• Hamas, Israel agree to ceasefire amid COVID-19 spread
• Sen. Cotton: We can not tolerate violence, rioting, looting
• NYC mayor calls for wealth tax as some of richest residents leave the city
• Ben Shapiro reacts to Joe Biden's flip-flops on policy
• Trump: People are disgusted with what's happening in Democrat-run cities
• Massachusetts Sen. Markey trying to hold off primary challenge from Joseph Kennedy III
• Former CDC director: Masks are so important and there shouldn't be any controversy about them
• Trump campaign calls out Biden's lack of rebuke for Antifa
• Pilots, crew bail out of Navy plane before crash in Virginia
• DC mayor, US Attorney's office at odds over violent protests
• Mnuchin to testify before House coronavirus panel
• Shapiro: You can't trust Joe Biden no matter what he says
• Ed Rollins: To beat Trump is going to take more than the Democrats offer
• Protests in Los Angeles following deadly police shooting
• Trump will not meet with Jacob Blake's family during Kenosha visit
• ICE arrests more than 2,000 illegal immigrants in raids across 24 cities
• Biden focuses more on surging violence as polls tighten
• Hollywood producer creates hand sanitizer wristband to help combat COVID-19
• Demonstrators march by Portland mayor's home, demand resignation
• Former Wisconsin governor: Trump should absolutely be in Kenosha
• Biden calls out Trump's failure to protect America
• Trump to survey riot damage, hold round table in Kenosha
• Omaha Steaks donates to Hurricane Laura relief efforts
• Delta flight delayed after 2 passengers get into fight on jet bridge
• Chuck DeVore on how Democrats' green agenda impacts California
• Marine veteran running for Congress calls out Minneapolis leaders for letting city burn
• How will voters respond to Biden's warnings on safety under Trump?
• Don Jr.: Democrats think cities run and destroyed by Democrats is somehow President Trump's fault
• Sen. Blackburn: Democrats will never end the persecution of Michael Flynn
• Massive crowds protest California police shooting
• Kenosha GOP chair on Trump visit: We can use all the help we can get
• Moms on whether Trump or Biden would keep Americans safer
• Ohio officer crawls into wreckage to save little girl
• Rare August snow falls in Teton Pass, Wyoming
• Firefighter killed battling California wildfire
• National forecast for Tuesday, September 1
• Is 25 percent capacity for indoor dining enough for businesses to stay afloat?
• Jones on proposed California curriculum: It's going to end up partisan with Democrats as the heroes
• Political insider explains voter fraud with mail-in ballots
• Markowicz: Carranza wants to use coronavirus as an excuse to kill standardized testing
• Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers asks President Trump to reconsider his visit to Kenosha
• Biden blames President Trump for riots in Democratic-run cities
• Joe Biden asks if he looks like a radical socialist
• Biden dodges questions from reporters following Pittsburgh speech
• New York City restaurant opens amid pandemic
• Joe Biden blames President Trump for the violence in Democrat-run cities
• 'Donald Trump's America': Is Joe Biden's message resonating with voters?
• This Day In History: September 1
• Patriot Prayer founder reacts to shooting death of supporter in Portland
• President Trump on push for COVID vaccine, Biden's willingness to shut down economy, relationship with Fauci
• How will unrest in America impact the 2020 presidential election?
• President Trump on crime in New York City, relationship with Gov. Cuomo, debating Joe Biden
• President Trump on winning over women voters, outreach to Black community
• President Trump joins Laura Ingraham to discuss violence in Democrat-run cities, planned visit to Kenosha
• Ingraham: Can you trust Joe Biden to do what it takes to stop rioters and looters?
• Trump: Dems have lost control of radical left
• Ingraham: We need a president who will stop riots before they happen, that's not Joe
• DNI Ratcliffe scales back in-person intel briefings to Congress, signals he will declassify more FBI documents
• Ari Fleischer condemns Biden for abandoning policies: 'It's not how left he shifted, it's how weak he is'
• Sarah Sanders: Biden backtracking, trying to salvage 'tanking' numbers
• Hannity calls out Democrats, media for ignoring 'massive wave of violence'
• Hannity: Dems never-ending vicious rhetoric stoked riots
• Hannity: Violence in America is preview of coming attractions if Joe Biden ever becomes president
• Don Jr.: Biden a 'fake moderate' being used to sell radical leftist agenda
• Twitter removes tweet that President Trump promoted about CDC data on causes of COVID deaths
• Attorney for Kyle Rittenhouse sets the record straight: '100% self-defense'
• Chad Wolf blames violence across America on local, state officials not taking unrest seriously enough
• Tucker: Joe Biden suggests more violence ahead if Trump wins
• Attorney for Kyle Rittenhouse says his client acted in self-defense
• Tucker: Why Biden is the perfect front man radical Democrats
• Tucker: Biden suggests more violence ahead of Trump wins
• 'Delusional statement': Chad Wolf slams Biden for predicting more violence if Trump wins
• WWII Warbirds to fly over Pearl Harbor honoring 75 years since end of war
• Operation Not Forgotten: Georgia attorney general on rescue of 39 missing or endangered children
• New feedback from undecided voters on 2020 messages
• Jack Brewer on renewed focus on school choice amid COVID pandemic