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Years / 2020 / August /14

• Sarah Sanders: 'Trump wants justice,' has every right to be frustrated
• Sarah Sanders on Durham probe: 'Scandal continues to grow,' Dems have a real problem
• Left's 'utility of violence' will embolden taxpayers to flee: Kass
• Amb. O'Brien: This is how Trump brokered historic Israel, UAE peace deal
• Amb. O'Brien: Trump's historic peace deal presents 'tremendous economic opportunities,' expect other countries to follow
• Robert O'Brien praises courage of US, Israel, UAE leaders for coming together
• Florida suburbs sees population boom amid pandemic
• Life after being a vice presidential nominee
• Notable Quotables for Friday, August 14
• Nassau County Police's 'shark patrol' helps keep the beaches safe
• United Nations refuses to take up Iran arms embargo
• Mark Pulliam: Kamala Harris' history moots 'moderate' narrative; she has 'contempt' for police
• Quid pro quo? Dems have to be wondering what FBI lawyer 'blabbed' to Durham: McGurn
• Russia investigation: Will indictments move the political needle?
• Majority of Americans worried about the future of Social Security
• Ex-FBI lawyer to plead guilty in Russia probe review
• Joe Biden, Kamala Harris file paperwork ahead of convention
• Trump reacts to guilty plea in Durham investigation, pressures Democrats to resume talks on COVID relief
• Former FBI lawyer confesses to falsifying document
• RNC chairwoman: GOP has big plans to outdo Democrats during convention week
• Biden campaign doubles down on national mask mandate as Trump, Biden square off over COVID guidance
• Sarah Palin on how Trump can take on Biden and Harris
• Sarah Palin on the media's double standard in praising Kamala Harris
• Sarah Palin weighs in on the Biden-Harris ticket
• Gutfeld tells 'ugly story' on shootings, murders: 'The worst is yet to come'
• Greg Gutfeld: Biden regurgitating Trump's stance on masks, 'it's not news'
• Swecker: FBI director Wray 'walking fine line' with Durham investigation
• Parishioner saves historic New York church after Vatican overturns closure ruling
• Chicago store owner plans to sue city after business is looted twice
• Rep. Clyburn calls on GOP to 'come to the table' and negotiate on a functional stimulus plan
• Chris Wallace reacts to new 2020 polling: What Trump should be concerned about
• Chris Wallace: Will Hillary serve the Biden administration?
• How funky could COVID-19 get this fall?
• US seizes four tankers of Iranian fuel headed to Venezuela
• Stephen Miller on keeping schools closed: Damage to children can be irreversible
• Welcome to the 'left's road map for America' where every city is unlivable: Miller
• Republicans want no part of Pelosi's 'blue state bail out': Moore
• Georgia Republican Marjorie Greene says she's not a QAnon candidate
• Stephen Miller on push to safely reopen schools: Children are lowest-risk demographic for COVID
• Ex-Obama adviser on Biden running mate: Harris has become new Democratic star of American politics
• Sen. Tim Kaine on comparisons between 2016 and 2020 races for the White House
• How shark patrols are keeping beachgoers safe
• Ex-FBI lawyer to plead guilty in Russia probe review
• City dwellers head south due to pandemic, rise in urban crime
• Is the rise in violent crime the new norm?
• White House task force report ‘strongly recommends’ mask mandate in Georgia
• Lawmakers leave DC without a coronavirus stimulus deal
• Biden calls for mandate requiring all Americans to wear masks
• President Trump says Democrats are holding up COVID relief to the American people
• President Trump on guilty plea from Durham probe: Just the beginning, I would imagine
• Trump campaign says Joe Biden will wreck the American dream with radical agenda
• Warning, graphic language: Protesters clash with police in DC
• 'Big Bang Theory' star Mayim Bialik shares what she misses the most about the series: 'It was a real thrill'
• Kennedy previews her new special 'Deadliest Catch: Alaska Adventure'
• From the World Skateboarding Circuit to CEO of a growing toy company
• Ex-FBI lawyer to plead guilty to falsifying documents in Russia investigation
• Anthony Michael Hall gets removed from hotel pool after clash with guests
• Sneak peek at season 4 of ÐÓ°ÉÊÓƵ Nation's 'PARK'D '
• 2020 Presidential debates: What you need to know
• Michigan's Hunter Reynolds on push to save college football season: We felt reward outweighed the risk
• Emergency room doctor says COVID-19 and 1918 flu pandemic belong in the same conversation
• Ex-FBI lawyer to plead guilty in first criminal case arising from Durham review of Russia probe
• New York City mayor pressures teachers to return to school amid COVID pandemic
• Charlie Hurt says polls looking similar to 2016
• Suspect arrested in shooting death of 4-year-old LeGend Taliferro
• California police officer on rescuing man from oncoming train
• President Trump responds to Joe Biden's call for mask mandate
• Firefighters battling Southern California wildfires face tough conditions
• Portland attorney on state police no longer protecting federal courthouse: Violence will escalate
• Detective provides updates on missing Kansas mother
• Who is Kamala Harris' husband?
• Americans head south to Florida amid pandemic, rise in urban crime
• Geraldo Rivera laments cancellation of 9/11 tributes in New York City
• Jared Kushner on Middle East peace deal: Trump built back trust with Israel, UAE, other regional allies
• Dr. Marc Siegel: New York should be the place to look at for opening schools, not a hotspot
• West Point football coach confident team will play this season
• Fox News goes on shark patrol with police off coast of Long Island, NY
• Biden's call for national mask mandate draws criticism from Trump
• ÐÓ°ÉÊÓƵ launches a digital cooking show; Dane Cook hosting a star-studded virtual fundraiser
• Lee Carter examines Kamala Harris’ policy agenda
• Oregon state police leave Portland in favor of counties were criminal prosecution is 'still a priority'
• Trump promises Israel-UAE peace deal will be the first of many to come
• Welcoming Will Cain to ‘Fox & Friends’ family
• Judge Jeanine previews announcement of 'development' in Durham probe
• Bison attacks woman after she reportedly got too close to its calf
• Gen. Keane: Israel-UAE peace deal a huge geopolitical advance towards stability in the region
• Purdue University football coach unveils plan to keep season alive after Big Ten abandons fall play
• Rep. McCarthy: Joe Biden can't handle the tough questions on COVID-19
• Cabot Phillips calls out 1619 Project curriculum set to hit K-12 classrooms
• Chicago Ronald McDonald House vandalized by looters
• National forecast for Friday, August 14
• US ambassador to Israel: Trump has dramatically changed Mideast foreign policy for the better
• Fake Chinese social media accounts target Trump with English-language videos
• Rep. Zeldin on Israel-UAE peace deal, stalled COVID-19 stimulus talks
• Dr. Saphier's three questions for Biden's call for national mask mandate
• Progressives' desperate attempts to defeat Trump to blame for rise in crime: US Commission on Civil Rights
• Mitt Romney's Big Idea to keep Social Security and Medicare from going bankrupt
• Susan Rice, Hillary Clinton hint at potential Biden administration jobs
• Dan Hoffman on Israel-UAE peace deal
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez restricted to 60 seconds at DNC
• Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx calls to 'stop pointing fingers' and solve Chicago crime
• Peter Morici on signs of an economic turnaround
• Houston hires 400 more officers amid calls to defund the police
• Panel of moms explain how Biden and Harris can garner their support
• Trump announces 'historic peace agreement' between Israel and United Arab Emirates
• Israel-UAE peace deal may cripple Iran's influence over region
• US records deadliest day of summer during COVID-19 pandemic
• This Day In History: August 14
• Oregon police withdraw from Portland courthouse
• Trump fires back at Biden's push for mask mandate
• Raymond Arroyo debuts first picture book
• Bernie Kerik blasts de Blasio: Every moves he makes an attempt to diminish police
• Kamala Harris comes after 'The Ingraham Angle' over hydroxychloroquine
• Kerik on violence in cities: People are scared to death
• Raymond Arroyo: Is Kamala Harris Biden's shadow president?
• Amb. O'Brien touts 'courage' and 'skill' of Israel-UAE peace deal
• AG Barr on Operation Legend: Violent crime can be handled, 'we need the will'
• AG Barr on mail-in voting: 'Reckless and wrong' to conduct elections by mail-in ballots
• AG Barr on Durham report: Will be 'significant developments' before election
• AG Barr says Durham investigation won't interfere with election schedule
• Barr: Violent crime in cities can be handled, we need the will
• Hannity: The radical running mate
• Kamala Harris backs mandatory assault weapon buybacks
• Gun rights advocate: Kamala's 'true stance' on guns is confiscation
• Nuclear lab executives forced to deconstruct their 'White male culture'
• Researcher declares 'one man war' on critical race theory: 'It's racism masquerading as anti-racism'
• Biden and Harris propose nationwide mask mandate to fight coronavirus
• 5-year-old boy murdered in North Carolina
• Tucker: Our leaders don't care about our real problems
• Nancy Pelosi slams GOP for delay in stimulus negotiations
• WWII veteran reflects on 75th anniversary of Japan's surrender
• AFT president on new push for in-person learning