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Florida doctors aren't asking coronavirus patients if they took part in protests, health official says A senior health official with the Orange County, Florida Department of Health says that asking about activity during the recent George Floyd protests that swept the nation, has not been a part of the coronavirus contract tracing questions in Florida.

Stepmom of ex-police officer accused of killing Rayshard Brooks speaks out after being fired from her job Melissa Rolfe joins Tucker Carlson after being terminated by Atlanta-based Equity Prime Mortgage.

Black Lives Matter mural in Cleveland vandalized by black conservative, councilman says A Black Lives Matter mural in a Cleveland neighborhood meant to honor the movement and those killed by law enforcement was defaced Monday with the messages that read “stop killing each other” and “Black Lives Matter is Marxist.”

Sia reveals she's a grandmother, wants her grandkids to call her this Sia has some big news.

Maroon 5 bassist Mickey Madden arrested for alleged domestic violence in Los Angeles Mickey Madden, a bassist for the multi-platinum selling band Maroon 5, was arrested Saturday afternoon in Los Angeles, Calif., after an alleged incident involving domestic violence, Fox News has confirmed.

'MythBusters' star Adam Savage accused of allegedly sexually abusing sister as a child: lawsuit Former “MythBusters” co-host Adam Savage has been accused of sexually abusing his younger sister in a new lawsuit. 

Mark Wahlberg reveals results of allergy test: I’m 'almost allergic to everything' Mark Wahlberg might have saved himself from uncertain death or at the very least, an allergic reaction to a foreign substance.

Jake Owen seemingly defends Chase Rice over packed concert amid coronavirus concerns Jake Owen is coming to Chase Rice's defense.

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Lili Reinhart apologizes for using topless photo to demand justice for Breonna Taylor's death: 'Truly sorry' Lili Reinhart is apologizing to fans for posting a “tone deaf” photo on social media.

Mel Brooks pays tribute to 'best friend' Carl Reiner: 'I loved him' Mel Brooks paid tribute to his good friend and fellow comedy legend Carl Reiner, who passed away on Monday at 98. 

Sarah Hyland, Wells Adams halt wedding plans amid coronavirus concerns: 'We want to be as safe as possible' Sarah Hyland and Wells Adams are putting a halt on their wedding plans.

Kaitlynn Carter says she and Miley Cyrus worked 'hard' to keep their relationship private: 'It's so hard' Kaitlynn Carter and Miley Cryus started publicly dating last summer, but the short-lived couple initially wanted to keep their relationship private.

Pompeo urges United Nations to extend Iran arms embargo Secretary of State Mike Pompeo seized on a U.N. report confirming Iranian weapons were used to attack Saudi Arabia in September and were part of an arms shipment seized months ago off Yemen's coast; State Department correspondent Rich Edson reports.

Trump calls Supreme Court ruling a 'historic win for families who want school choice' Earlier this month, Trump called school choice the civil rights issue “all-time in this country.”

Sen. Tim Scott on battle over police reform in Congress, threatening voicemails received by his office Democrats walked away from opportunity to offer changes to GOP police reform bill, says South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, Republican member of the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs.

Rep. James Clyburn on debate over statues in US, future of police reform on Capitol Hill House Majority Whip James Clyburn joins Martha MacCallum with insight on 'The Story.'

Joe Biden hits President Trump over Russian bounty reports, coronavirus response Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden publicly takes questions for first time in months; Doug McKelway reports.

Supreme Court OKs tax credits for religious education In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of several mothers in Montana who were suing for the right to use scholarship money attached to a tax credit to pay tuition at a Christian school; chief legal correspondent and 'Fox News @ Night' anchor Shannon Bream reports.

NY Gov. Cuomo announces LGBTQ veterans denied honorable discharge can apply to have state vet benefits restored New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced this week that LGBTQ veterans who were denied honorable discharges due to their sexual orientation can now apply to have their state veterans’ benefits restored.

Pompeo: If UN lets Iran arms embargo expire, it will 'betray' ideals of peace, security Secretary of State Mike Pompeo addressed the United Nations Security Council Tuesday in another attempt to persuade the international security group to extend the arms embargo against Iran.

Defunding police will lead to crime increase similar to late 80s: David Webb Fox News contributor David Webb says the New York City Council needs to be held accountable for the crime increase that will come with defunding the police.

DHS deploys special federal unit to protect monuments over July 4 weekend amid vandalism fears The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is deploying a special federal unit across the country for the July 4 weekend in order to protect federal monuments and statues from a possible fresh wave of vandalism. 

Pentagon will deploy its new B-21 stealth bomber to Pacific The Pentagon plans to deploy its emerging B-21 stealth bomber in the Pacific as part of a decided effort to ensure technical superiority, sustain deterrence and, if needed, hold potential adversaries at risk. 

Army AI-enabled robots may fire weapons in war to defend against attacks What if artillery rounds, mini-drone swarms of explosives, rockets and even air-fired missiles are all approaching forward-positioned Army troops at the same time? Imagine that these incoming weapons are dispersed, varied and fast approaching. How do ground commanders avoid being overwhelmed and destroyed? Could AI help solve this lethal predicament? 

Pentagon will deploy its new B-21 stealth bomber to Pacific The Pentagon plans to deploy its emerging B-21 stealth bomber in the Pacific as part of a decided effort to ensure technical superiority, sustain deterrence and, if needed, hold potential adversaries at risk. 

Army AI-enabled robots may fire weapons in war to defend against attacks What if artillery rounds, mini-drone swarms of explosives, rockets and even air-fired missiles are all approaching forward-positioned Army troops at the same time? Imagine that these incoming weapons are dispersed, varied and fast approaching. How do ground commanders avoid being overwhelmed and destroyed? Could AI help solve this lethal predicament? 

Reddit bans page used by Trump supporters Reddit says the pro-Trump community hosted and promoted rule-breaking content, antagonized other communities and that the group's leaders have failed to meet basic expectations.

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What if artillery rounds, mini-drone swarms of explosives, rockets and even air-fired missiles are all approaching forward-positioned Army troops at the same time? Imagine that these incoming weapons are dispersed, varied and fast approaching. How do ground commanders avoid being overwhelmed and destroyed? Could AI help solve this lethal predicament?  from FOX News https://ift.tt/2NH88EQ

Push to legalize psychedelic mushrooms in Oregon picks up steam A petition to give voters in Oregon the option to legalize psychedelic mushrooms has garnered enough signatures to be put on the November ballot, organizers said Monday. 

Cleveland coronavirus spike comes after May protest The state now has 50,000-plus COVID-19 cases.

Arizona town to host summer fests without face masks: ‘Err on the side of freedom’ Instead, it will ask people who are feeling ill to stay home.

Dana Loesch says St. Louis couple vilified for protecting their home committed no crime When you damage private property and trespass, you cease to be engaged in peaceful protest, says nationally syndicated radio host Dana Loesch.

St. Louis couple seen pointing guns at protesters marching toward mayor's home Couple claims some protesters were armed, broke gate, threatened them.

3 children shot dead, another 2 wounded in the crossfire over just 1 week in Chicago The gun violence in the streets of Chicago claimed the lives of three minors – with two others wounded in the mayhem – over the past week alone.

Lifeguards training for new normal amid coronavirus pandemic Almost all beaches in the U.S. have been open for the summer and lifeguards are making changes to protect themselves and beach-goers from the coronavirus. 

Coronavirus leads Arizona governor to close bars, clubs, gyms for 30 days Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has ordered the closure of bars, gyms, movie theaters, nightclubs and water parks across the state for 30 days in an effort to combat a spike in coronavirus cases. 

LA County warns coronavirus case spike is 'alarming' Los Angeles County health officials on Monday offered a dire warning over an "alarming" spike in coronavirus cases as the pandemic continues to worsen in the region weeks after a phased reopening. 

Armed St. Louis protesters broke iron gate, threatened couple before they drew their own guns, attorney says The pair told police the protesters broke a gate to get in, and they only retrieved their guns when they spotted “multiple” people who were already armed.

Another violent weekend in America as lawlessness continue in Chicago, New York and Seattle Chaos continues in liberal big cities across U.S.; reaction and analysis on 'The Five.'

More Americans, especially Republicans, say coronavirus outbreak exaggerated, poll finds Increasing shares of Americans -- especially Republicans -- feel the coronavirus pandemic is being overexaggerated and see news about the outbreak with partisan viewpoints, according to a new Pew Research study. 

Border Patrol agents in Texas spot hundreds of pounds of marijuana stuffed inside pickup truck Border Patrol agents on Friday disrupted a narcotics smuggling attempt, seizing hundreds of pounds of marijuana inside of a pickup truck along the Texas-Mexico border, authorities said.

CBP agents stop boat off San Diego with 18 people trying to enter US illegally, officials say Border agents stopped a boat off the coast of San Diego last week and found 18 undocumented immigrants attempting to enter the U.S. illegally, authorities said. 

Dr. Marty Makary says US faces critical two months in coronavirus fight We do not want to go into the second wave with 250,000 COVID cases in the country, says Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marty Makary, professor of health policy and management at Johns Hopkins University of Public Health.

Swine flu strain with 'human pandemic potential' found in more Chinese pigs, scientists say Chinese researchers have reportedly identified a new strain of the swine flu that has the potential to become a pandemic.

US coronavirus pandemic on an upswing as global cases reach grim milestone Coronavirus cases surpass 10 million worldwide; Steve Harrigan reports.

Chicago's weekend shootings kill at least 13, including 1-year-old boy, 10-year-old girl, reports say Chicago faced another bloody weekend, with at least 13 people killed in shootings – including a 1-year-old boy and a 10-year-old girl, prompting new fears about a violent summer ahead.

NYC man, 76, dies in hospital after being found unconscious with head trauma; man sought for questioning Police in New York City are looking for a man in connection with the death of a 76-year-old Queens man, who was found with head trauma before he died.

Lt. Col. Allen West on recovery from motorcycle accident, says America faces an 'ideological civil war' Former Rep. Allen West, CEO and president of The Hope Center, joins Mark Levin with insight on 'Life, Liberty & Levin.'

Leo Terrell on frustration with left's failure to call out rioters, says Black Lives Matter is disingenuous Civil rights attorney Leo Terrell joins Mark Levin on 'Life, Liberty & Levin' to discuss state of race relations, police reform in America.

Florida congressman on the recent surge in COVID-19 cases Rep. Greg Steube joins Jon Scott with insight.