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Georgia Gov. Kemp: People 'tired of leaders blaming somebody else for problems' Georgia Republican Gov. Brian Kemp responds to Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms blaming the city's crime spike on GOP-led reopening during the coronavirus pandemic.

Peter and Daniel Arbeeny: We are COVID orphans. Here are 12 Qs for Dr. Fauci on Cuomo's nursing home moves Many thousands of grieving families who lost loved ones in nursing homes are seeking the truth about Cuomo’s ill-fated advisory and subsequent cover-up of the true death toll.

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NY Post slams rioters getting charges dropped in NYC: 'Let em loot' National Review Contributing Editor Deroy Murdoch says he was ‘absolutely disgusted’ to hear that hundreds of rioters had gotten off the hook for 2020 crimes

Democratic mayor blames spike in crime on reopening Seattle Ratio talk show host Jason Rantz points to the defund police movement as a major reason crime has surged in major cities.

Texas deputies investigate multiple shootings, including teenagers, in Harris County after violent weekend Texas sheriffs had their hands full over the weekend with a number of shootings that resulted in at least two deaths and many more injured in Harris County. 

Deputies' 'remarkable' rescue of teen jumping from overpass caught on bodycam video Deputies in Florida saved a 17-year-old girl on Sunday as the teen stood overlooking an overpass and threatened to jump in a heart-pounding rescue all recorded on bodycam.

Michigan woman who ambushed police officer at Juneteenth parade dies after struck by return fire: police A woman in Michigan who authorities say shot at a Flint police officer at a traffic checkpoint during a parade on Juneteenth and was struck when the officer returned fire has since died at the hospital

NYC business owner on reported decision by Bronx, Manhattan DAs not to charge dozens of looters, rioters Jessica Betancourt, the owner of Bronx Optical Center, claims that 'no efforts were made' by New York City officials to find and arrest the looters who targeted her business during last year’s demonstrations.

‘Outnumbered’ slams anti-police policies and charges being dropped against rioters The ‘Outnumbered’ panel discusses crime surges in major U.S. cities as elected officials push for police reform and charges against rioters are dropped.

Hegseth rips ‘upside down’ policies demoralizing police: ‘A recipe for insanity’ ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ co-host Pete Hegseth discusses ‘unequal’ application of justice for criminals and crime surges in cities defunding the police

The Biden administration is ‘breaking the border’ and making it harder for ICE to operate: Brnovich Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich discusses pending lawsuits with the federal government and roll-backs of Trump era policies

US Olympic athlete Chelsea Wolfe threatened to burn flag on podium BMX Freestyle rider Chelsea Wolfe once said her goal was to win an Olympic medal "so I can burn a US flag on the podium."

'Black fungus' infections on the rise in India: report Cases of mucormycosis or "black fungus," a rare but serious fungal infection, are climbing in India among some coronavirus patients, per news reports.

FDA adviser who resigned over Alzheimer's drug says 'no good evidence' it works One of the FDA advisory panel members who resigned after the agency granted Biogen’s Alzheimer’s drug Accelerated Approval has said "the drug showed no good evidence that it worked."