Bob Fredericks
New York Post
Mountain View, CA, United States
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Rep. Ilhan Omar rips Trump’s travel ban on Muslim-majority countries
Progressive Rep. Ilhan Omar took to the House floor Wednesday to denounce the Trump administration’s travel ban. → Read More
Trump, Biden locked in tight race in Texas, poll says
President Trump and Joe Biden are in a dead heat in Texas, with a new Quinnipiac University poll showing the presumptive Democratic nominee with a slight edge. → Read More
CDC boss ‘absolutely’ comfortable sending grandkids to school
The head of the CDC said Wednesday he would be “absolutely” comfortable with his grandchildren heading back to school despite the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Trump’s Federal Reserve nominee closer to approval after key Senate vote
A Senate committee on a 13-12 party-line vote has approved President Trump’s nominee to the Federal Reserve — a longtime Fed critic who favors a return to the gold standard. → Read More
Missing Connecticut mom Jennifer Dulos was ‘violently assaulted,’ lead cop says
The lead investigator into the disappearance of Connecticut mom Jennifer Dulos says that “blood spatter” in her garage convinced him she was violently assaulted. → Read More
Cabbage could help fight COVID-19, study finds
According to a new study from France, foods containing raw and fermented cabbage may be beneficial against the coronavirus. → Read More
Threats against federal judges and families reportedly on the rise
The murder of a New Jersey federal judge's son has highlighted a disturbing trend that authorities fear is on the rise — threats against federal judges and their families. → Read More
Supreme Court rejects House bid to quickly get Trump's taxes
The Supreme Court ruled it would not speed up the release of Donald Trump’s tax returns and business records and that the matter would be sent back to the lower courts. → Read More
John Kasich will speak in support of Joe Biden at Democratic Convention
Former Ohio Republican Gov. John Kasich is expected to speak at the Democratic National Convention on Joe Biden’s behalf next month. → Read More
Critics of NJ’s COVID-19 rules can ‘go down to Georgia’, says Gov. Phil Murphy
“If you don’t like our leadership here, why don’t you go down to Georgia, and see how that feels,” Murphy said during his daily coronavirus briefing today. → Read More
California schools must meet strict guidelines for reopening: Gov. Newsom
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said that schools in much of the state will be prohibited from reopening in-person classes this fall unless they meet strict guidelines. → Read More
White House urges stricter coronavirus measures for 18 states in unpublished report
The report, dated July 14 and obtained by the non-profit Center for Public Integrity, said the states were in the “red zone” for COVID-19 cases. → Read More
Mike Pompeo again rips China for not sharing coronavirus data
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo asserted that China “was aware of human-to-human transmission” of the coronavirus “before they shared this with the world.” → Read More
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg undergoing chemotherapy for recurrence of cancer
Her hospitalization earlier this week for fever and chills stemmed from gall stones and was not related to cancer, she said. → Read More
White House Chief of Staff rips Fauci for comparing coronavirus to 1918 flu
White House chief of staff Mark Meadows said Thursday that Dr. Anthony Fauci was wrong to say the deadly coronavirus outbreak could possibly be similar to the 1918 flu pandemic. → Read More
Sen. Lindsey Graham calls to stop China’s ‘domination’ of PPE market
“China has laid the groundwork required to dominate the PPE market as part of their effort to maintain a grip on the global public health industrial supply chains,” wrote Graham. → Read More
GOP will limit attendance at Republican convention amid coronavirus
The Republican National Committee will sharply restrict attendance on three of the four nights of its convention in Jacksonville next month as coronavirus cases are spiking in Florida. → Read More
Bipartisan lawmakers push for White House cybersecurity director
Lawmakers from both parties want the White House to appoint a national cybersecurity director two years after the position was eliminated. → Read More
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg released from the hospital
Ginsburg, 87, was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, again Tuesday after experiencing fever and chills, her office said. → Read More
Trump rips Navarro’s critique on Dr. Fauci: ‘He shouldn’t be doing that’
The White House on Wednesday distanced itself from an incendiary op-ed by Trade Representative Peter Navarro trashing Dr. Anthony Fauci — with President Trump saying Navarro “shouldn’t be doing that.” → Read More