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Years / 2020 / June /17

• How could race relations in America play into Biden's VP pick?
• Gowdy: If Bolton really had something to say he wouldn't put it in a book
• Ben Carson expresses concern officers endangered public while apprehending Rayshard Brooks
• Bernie Kerik reacts to charges against officer in Rayshard Brooks shooting
• DOJ seeks to block publication of John Bolton's book
• Hawley sends letter to Google blasting ‘censorship’ of conservative outlets
• Biden remains strong in polls despite lack of in-person events
• Former Atlanta officer charged with felony murder in shooting of Rayshard Brooks
• Robert Gates backs removing confederate names from US military bases
• Republicans push back on Google restrictions
• DOJ sues John Bolton in federal court to block publication of upcoming book
• Gutfeld on airlines banning booze on flights
• Former Atlanta police officer charged with felony murder in Rayshard Brooks death
• Google accused of censoring conservative websites
• Family of Rayshard Brooks speak following charges against cops involved in his death
• Pandemic causes new challenge for firefighters bracing for wildfire season
• Judge Napolitano breaks down charges in Rayshard Brooks case
• Biden calls out Trump's failure to fight coornavirus
• Biden tells Trump to 'wake up' and 'get to work'
• Detroit Police Chief reacts to fired officer facing murder charges in Rayshard Brooks killing
• Experts warn NoKo will likely attack presidential election
• Ted Williams on Rayshard Brooks shooting: Not a white-black situation, these are human beings
• District attorney: Brooks followed instructions and answered questions for 41 minutes
• Rayshard Brooks killing: Former Atlanta Officer Garrett Rolfe charged with murder
• Police officer hailed a hero after scaling down cliff to save twin girls
• Sen. Ted Cruz: The culture of free speech in this country is under attack
• Police officers, good Samaritans pull woman from burning vehicle
• Sen. Cory Gardner on Public Lands bill passing
• Colin Kaepernick on Chargers' 'workout list' but no current plans to bring him in
• McEnany on COVID-19: Those concerned about Trump rally goers should exhibit same feelings towards protesters
• Matt Whitaker on whether DA will charge officers in Rayshard Brooks shooting
• Tucker Carlson defends reporting on Fort Worth rioting
• Whitaker: 'Hard to believe Brooks killing was justified'
• Nasa's New Horizons spacecraft snaps photos of an 'alien sky'
• Special Father's Day edition of 'Ainsley's Bible Study' on Fox Nation
• DC statehood bill coming to House floor
• American people want leadership and results on police reform, White House says
• Will protests against police brutality lead young black voters to the ballot box this fall?
• Trump administration sues to delay publication of John Bolton tell-all book
• Deroy Murdock on New York City parks being closed amid police protests
• Nebraska Democratic party calls on Senate nominee to drop out
• Rep. Jim Jordan: Let’s adopt this ‘common-sense’ amendment, this is as straight-forward as it gets
• This Day In History: June 18
• Biden warned: 'Black Voters Matter' say Joe could lose his edge
• Rep. Gaetz: Republicans will not support the defunding, dismantling or demonizing of police
• Victor Davis Hanson: 'Country is too divided,' don't be optimistic about police reform legislation
• Victor Davis Hanson: The left hijacked the George Floyd tragedy for a cultural revolution
• Rep. Eric Swalwell: Black lives matter, white privilege is real and should be acknowledged
• Victor Davis Hanson on removing Confederate statues and the erasing of American History
• Rep. Armstrong pushes for amendment to require DOJ law enforcement to record all interviews
• NYPD arrests man connected to attack on 92-year-old woman
• Arizona wildfire now the largest in the US after doubling in size
• China raises emergency warning level amid new COVID-19 outbreak in Beijing
• UK Prime Minister involved in car accident with pro-Kurdish demonstrator
• Georgia prosecutors to announce decision on charges in Rayshard Brooks case
• Florida Republican Gov Ron DeSantis has no plans of 'shutting down' again over coronavirus fears
• Can DOJ stop the sale of John Bolton's tell-all book?
• Christie family contributes $100K to ‘NJ 30-Day Fund’
• Suspect seen on video shoving elderly woman to ground arrested by NYPD
• Tomi Lahren defends Justice Gorsuch's landmark gay rights decision from conservative critics
• Nascar driver Dale Jarret confirms he has coronavirus
• Quaker Oats announces Aunt Jemima rebranding
• Lindsay Lohan: Career highs and lows
• Hundreds of pharmacies burglarized or damaged during recent protests, DEA says
• Kellyanne Conway on police reform: We need this moment for our nation
• Conway on police reform: Trump 'deeply respects' law enforcement, will get rid of bad cops
• Seattle installs new concrete barriers in 'CHOP' zone after negotiations with protesters
• Sen. David Perdue: Will Democrats vote with us on the police reform bill?
• Timothy Cardinal Dolan praises Trump's renewed push for school choice
• Senate Republicans, led by Sen. Tim Scott, unveil police reform bill
• Graham slams Dems over police reform: Don’t lecture me, you had 8 years under Obama and did nothing
• Rep. Collins addresses pushback from Democrats on Senate GOP's police reform bill
• NBC News facing scrutiny for reportedly influencing Google to target conservative websites
• 9/11 first responder fears worsen as coronavirus restrictions loosen
• Rudy Giuliani on Trump's police reform, left-wing takeover of law enforcement in NYC, Bolton's book
• Trump hopes executive order will be one part of comprehensive federal government effort to reform policing
• 'New York being taken over by left-wing, ridiculous ideas on law enforcement': Rudy Giuliani
• Rudy Giuliani: 'Defund police' terrible reaction to police wrongdoing
• Which topics are defining the race for 2020?
• 3 big issues that will define the 2020 election
• Scalise demands answers from Democrat governors on COVID-19 nursing home deaths
• Saint Patrick's Cathedral Mass: Wednesday, June 17
• 'In the zone': Ami Horowitz talks with Seattle CHOP organizer, protesters
• Steve Scalise demands answers over COVID-19 nursing home deaths
• The Federalist takes down comments section after Google deems it dangerous and derogatory
• New Orleans deputy shares powerful message of unity: 'Love needs to be shared'
• Department of Homeland Security defends Trump's executive order on police reform
• Sen. Tim Scott set to unveil GOP police reform bill encouraging accountability, transparency and new training
• Sen. Tim Scott to unveil GOP police reform bill
• Systemic racism in law enforcement 'simply not true': Chad Wolf
• Hero veteran who stopped Paris train attack hoping to flip key Oregon district
• How Twitter tried to censor Tom Cotton, and lost
• Sen. Cotton says Twitter threatened to permanently lock his account if he didn't delete tweets
• Arizona wildfire now largest burning in US
• National forecast for Wednesday, June 17
• Seattle business owners in 'CHOP' say they can't reopen due to safety concerns
• National forecast for Wednesday, June 17
• Illinois sheriff receives pen Trump used to sign executive order on police reform
• NY Democrat issues warning against defunding the police
• How are prolonged school and camp closures impacting our kids?
• What about the kids? How COVID-19 lockdowns impact children
• What does a 4th stimulus plan look like?
• Charles Payne on Google targeting conservative sites, fourth stimulus plan, record May retail sales surge
• Biden climbs in the polls while Trump gets more than a million ticket requests for his Tulsa rally
• Partner of slain NYPD detective on why we need cops on the streets
• What is dexamethasone and how could it help with coronavirus?
• Trump moves forward on policing to 'build trust' with executive order
• Connecticut reopens gyms, museums, and indoor dining
• Do citizens who live and own businesses within Seattle's cop-free zone have any legal recourse?
• South Carolina deputy who saved choking baby during traffic stop becomes her godfather
• Pro-Trump Democrat pushing for legislation that would make it a hate crime to attack Trump supporters
• Tulsa lawyers sue for social distancing at President Trump's upcoming rally
• National Diversity Coalition for Trump executive director backs Trump's executive order on police reform
• Liberal groups caution Joe Biden over law enforcement policies
• Rep. Jim Jordan praises Trump's police reform executive order, says Big Tech is censoring conservatives
• Stanford research fellow argues US is ready for major re-opening
• Nigel Farage says the left is trying to silence free speech
• Ingraham: The Wizard of Uhhhs
• Rep. Matt Gaetz, Ari Fleischer on media cheering protests but COVID-shaming Trump rally
• Sean Hannity to interview President Trump on Wednesday, June 17
• Trey Gowdy: If Seattle protesters were so peaceful, why did the police retreat?
• Adam Carolla on the left's hypocrisy over coronavirus restrictions
• Oxford University study finds steroid dexamethasone improves COVID-19 survival
• Hannity: What has Joe Biden done to improve the lives of Americans?
• Raw Video: Police officer stops to fix fallen flag outside Nebraska business
• Ahmaud Arbery's mother comments on 'emotional' meeting with President Trump
• 'CHOP' gives up some of its territory in return for beefed-up border security
• The Federalist forced to disable its comments section in order to keep Google ads
• Tucker: Google tries to censor content it disagrees with
• Charlie LeDuff on the cost of police cuts to public safety: We're not a society if we can't keep our kids safe
• Border dispute between China and India turns deadly