September 18 marks one year since National Security Adviser Robert C. O’Brien began his tenure.
— FOX News: Deroy Murdock
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi “refuses” to support law enforcement, said Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, on Friday after his speech on the House floor calling out the NBA and the speaker for being silent on the violence against law enforcement.
–FOX News: Joshua Nelson
CNN was labeled “propaganda” following Thursday night’s Joe Biden town hall event when a pair of reporters from the liberal network tried to explain why coverage of President Trump is more aggressive than coverage of the Democratic nominee.
— FOX News: Brian Flood
On Wednesday, the carrier announced that it would be coating the surfaces of its aircraft with an EPA-registered antimicrobial coating, to be applied in a “super fine mist” by a robotic device called a “NovaRover.”
— FOX News: Michael Bartiromo
You know you’re famous when there are multiple bobbleheads honoring your likeness.
— FOX News: Janine Puhak
A public scolding of the C.D.C. chief was only the latest but perhaps the starkest instance when the president has rejected not just the policy advice of his public health officials but the facts and information that they provided.
— NYT: Peter Baker
Chris Rock broke his silence on the controversy that surrounded “Tonight Show” host Jimmy Fallon after a video resurfaced of him doing an impression of Rock in blackface in a 2000 sketch on “Saturday Night Live.”
— FOX News: Tyler McCarthy
Big Ten football is back.
— FOX News: Paulina Dedaj
Filmmaker Judd Apatow gave a recent interview in which he criticized the film industry for essentially censoring content that’s critical of places like China where human rights abuses are happening.
— FOX News: Tyler McCarthy
In California, there’s one lawn sign that has become quite popular.
There is one lawn sign that reads: “In this house, we believe: Black lives matter; women’s rights are human rights; no human is illegal; science is real; love is love; kindness is everything.”
The report suggests that this sign is generally plunked in the front yard “of a nice suburban home, where it acts as a sort of unearned symbol of virtue.”
— FOX News: Ben Shapiro