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• Donald Trump Jr. says Cuomo's 'tough guy shtick' will make him a media darling despite botched COVID response
• Sen. Bob Casey expects presidential race in Pennsylvania will be close, dismisses concerns over mail-in voting
• Don Jr. slams Gov. Cuomo's COVID response: Leading the 'biggest failed state'
• Coming up on the Friday, September 4 edition of 'Special Report'
• Newt Gingrich: Today's anti-American insurgency has roots in the 60s
• Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Seaver dies
• Strassel: Cuomo's 'change in tune' underscores how Dems are using COVID as a political tool
• Portland and other cities continue to deal with unrest
• Joe Biden pushes back against President Trump's law and order message
• Stocks take big tumble on Wall Street
• Health officials downplay expectations for COVID vaccine by Election Day
• Joe Biden's change of strategy in Kenosha 'notable': Strassel
• Technology stocks tumble dragging markets down
• President Trump, Joe Biden fight for Minnesota and Midwest battlegrounds in 2020
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo says President Trump is not welcome in New York
• Biden visits privately with Jacob Blake family in Kenosha
• Trump threatens to strip 4 cities of federal funding
• Joe Biden speaks with Jacob Blake two days after President Trump surveyed damage in Kenosha
• NYC restaurant manager leads $2 billion class-action lawsuit over COVID restrictions
• President Trump set to hold rally in Pennsylvania as new polls shows race tightening in key battleground state
• Rep. Bryan Steil on President Trump, Joe Biden visiting Kenosha, Wisconsin
• How Trump has forced Biden 'off message'
• George Pataki says there's bipartisan agreement in New York that Mayor Bill de Blasio has been a disaster
• New York restaurateur sues for right to reopen
• Stocks plunge as tech stocks sell off
• 'Sad to see': George Pataki says New York is clearly on the 'wrong track'
• Rep. Steil on Trump's Kenosha trip: 'Real powerful couple of days'
• Charles Payne: How August jobs report could impact markets
• Sen. Chris Coons says Wisconsin voters will back Joe Biden because they want a uniting, optimistic president
• Former Chicago top cop says Obama-Biden DOJ busied itself with political investigations of police departments
• Market sell off: Will the Fed step in?
• Pentagon confirms Phase III trials of coronavirus vaccine at 5 US military testing sites
• Trey Gowdy: Why will Biden's 48th year of public service be different?
• Geraldo: Gov. Cuomo's response to Trump's threat to cut NYC funding was 'profoundly disrespectful'
• Geraldo Rivera: Gov. Cuomo's comments about Trump 'profoundly disrespectful'
• Bret Baier: 'Let's be honest' about why Trump and Biden went to Kenosha
• President Trump and Joe Biden visit swing states
• Poll: Economy most important issue for Pennsylvania voters
• DNC spokesperson on battleground polls tightening
• Dr. Marc Siegel on preparing for the coronavirus vaccine
• Biden meets with Jacob Blake’s family in Wisconsin, days after Trump visit
• Karl Rove on election concerns: Results may not be known for days
• Scott Bolden reacts to polls show tightening race in some battleground states
• Buy leisure, hospitality stocks now ahead of reopening: Strategist
• Popeyes fires worker for allegedly spitting in officer’s food
• St. Louis mayor not living at home following protests there
• Trump campaign 'disappointed' Biden going to Kenosha, Wisconsin for 'purely political reasons'
• McEnany: Apparently the rules don't apply to Nancy Pelosi
• President Trump orders review of federal funds to 'anarchist' cities
• Gen. Jack Keane on military tensions rising between US and Russia
• This Day in History September 3
• Tom Bevan on political risks for Biden in denouncing protests
• This Day in History: September 4
• Biden surrogate on Pelosi salon uproar: This isn’t an important issue, we should be focused on COVID-19
• Kenosha store owner on unrest: Every single business was affected in my downtown area
• Kayleigh McEnany on ‘lawless cities’: Rare to hear Democrat governor ‘nakedly admit to failure’
• Georgia deputy dragged by car during a traffic stop
• Charlie Hurts reacts to Cuomo saying Trump needs 'army' to walk in NYC
• Navarro on coronavirus vaccine timeline: We're ‘not cutting corners'
• Brad Blakeman: Democrats on banking on chaos to steal 2020 election
• Dan Henninger on salon owner ‘setup’: Pelosi should recognize reality instead of take advantage of it
• Trump coronavirus adviser Dr. Atlas pushes reopening of schools, says we can’t sacrifice kids’ futures ‘out of fear for ourselves’
• Businesses relocating from major US cities amid pandemic and unrest
• COVID-19 migration boosts Florida real estate market
• At least 24 people arrested more than once during Portland protests
• Barr rejects claims there's an 'epidemic' of police killing Black men, calls it a 'false narrative'
• Wisconsin leaders 'encouraged' Biden to visit Kenosha
• Flooding causes significant damage at Massachusetts hospital
• Facebook to block political ads before US presidential election
• Ohio officer on rescuing girl from overturned car
• Body cam footage released showing death of Black an held down by police
• CDC to states: Prepare to distribute coronavirus vaccine in late October
• AG Barr warns of dangers of universal mail-in voting
• Kayleigh McEnany: Democratic-led cities ‘demonize’ federal law enforcement
• Hair salon owner denies 'setup' in Pelosi visit
• Trump focuses on law and order, manufacturing in battleground states
• Florida man is bitten by nurse shark that won't let go, acts like it's no big deal
• Tunnel to Towers CEO honors fallen St. Louis officer
• Mike Huckabee: Judge Trump, Biden by their actions on law and order, not their words
• Trump 2020 campaign manager on unrest: Not time to ‘inject politics’ into situation Trump helped solve
• Chicago police seek help in capturing suspects in shooting that left one dead, 4 wounded
• Salon owner reacts to Pelosi getting hair done: Politicians think they're better than us and can do whatever they want
• President Trump reportedly reacts with a joke after learning Kim Jong Un winked at Sarah Sanders
• Detroit sheriff's corporal killed by inmate
• DC committee recommends changes to historic monuments
• Attorney General Bill Barr claims it’s a 'false narrative' to say there is an 'epidemic of cops shooting unarmed Black men'
• Minneapolis business owner says she received no help from state and local officials to rebuild
• Antonio Sabato, Jr. details plans for conservative movie studio: 'I want to make films about this country'
• Scott Hamilton discusses finding hope in Jesus amidst his fourth bout of cancer
• Scott Hamilton describes carrying the flag in the 1980 Winter Olympics
• National forecast for Thursday, September 3
• New tsunami simulations show 'the big one' could cause devastation on Washington coast
• School district restricts Thin Blue Line flags after football players carried one to honor coach
• Inside Operation Legend with the DOJ prosecutor in charge of it
• Was lockdown a failed attempt to halt the spread of coronavirus?
• Trump vs. Biden: Whose campaign message will win over voters?
• Judge rules University of California system can't use SAT, ACT scores in admissions
• Rep. Jody Hice on new accusations of election interference from Russia
• New hope for potential COVID vaccine?
• Chicago faces a record $1.2 billion shortfall
• What will be lost if the radical left succeeds in erasing American history?
• California District Attorney issues new policy to consider looters 'needs'
• Trump vs. Biden: Whose message resonates with students?
• Portland's next mayor could be an Antifa supporter
• Carter Page remains skeptical of FISA reforms
• Secretary Bernhardt on committee report to remove or modify Washington landmarks: It's outrageous
• Dr. Atlas denies reports he backed 'herd immunity,' says no safety measures are being cut for COVID vaccine
• Nancy Pelosi is seen maskless after slamming Trump on masks
• New protests in DC after officer-involved shooting
• New York Times Magazine argues successful online-predator stings are cruel because there are 'no victims'
• Lou Holtz on push to restart college football, responds to critics of his RNC speech
• Sacramento DA slams Antifa mob after violent attack on her office: We're not going to be terrorized
• Is Joe Biden plagiarizing the Trump campaign?
• Police bodycam footage shows officer involved shooting in Duval, Florida
• Raymond Arroyo: Joe Biden tries to blame Trump for America's problems
• Secretary Pompeo calls the Chinese Communist Party the single greatest threat to the United States
• Sen. Kennedy says Nancy Pelosi and the 'managerial elite' think they're more virtuous than ordinary Americans
• Karl Rove on tightening presidential race, says President Trump needs to expand appeal beyond GOP base
• AG Barr: Media does not have a license to lie the way a lot of the media is
• Tucker: We hope CNN isn't thinking of firing Chris Cuomo over the tape we aired
• Tucker: Why Joe Biden can't disavow Antifa and BLM
• Mark Steyn on whether Russia is to blame for Joe Biden's gaffes
• San Francisco hair salon owner in feud with Nancy Pelosi talks to Tucker
• Tucker: Nancy Pelosi's salon scandal is a metaphor for how liberals see our country
• Commemorating 75 years since end of World War II