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White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki disputed Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy after he claimed that President Joe Biden's administration believes that school boards should have "more of a say" than parents when it comes to children.

At Monday's White House briefing, Doocy noted that seven Virginia school districts have sued Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) over his ban on mask mandates.

Former President Donald Trump's chief spokesperson on Monday cited football star Aaron Rodgers as proof that the 2020 presidential election was stolen.

While speaking to conservative podcaster Steve Bannon, Liz Harrington noted that Rodgers had expressed doubts about the election in an interview with ESPN.

WISN host Adrienne Pederson grilled Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) about his toxic brand and his low approval ratings.

In an interview on Sunday, Pederson asked Johnson how he planned to win re-election with an approval rating of 35%.

Counter-protesters were heard chanting "Let's Go Darwin" at a rally against vaccine mandates in Washington, D.C.

On Sunday, protesters who oppose vaccine mandates gathered at a "Defeat the Mandates" rally that organizers have said "could get out of hand."

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) mistakenly claimed on Sunday that Russia has amassed troops on the U.S. border instead of the Ukrainian border.

Cotton made the remark during an interview with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo.

Fox News host Maria Bartiromo accused President Joe Biden of launching an "attack" on Republicans because he asked what policies they are "for."

During her Sunday Morning Futures program on Fox News, Bartiromo noted that Biden had mentioned Republicans during a press conference last week.

Former Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) on Sunday said that at least 300 people would be investigating Hunter Biden's laptop in a "normal world."

During an appearance on Fox News with host Maria Bartiromo, Nunes connected Russia's possible invasion of Ukraine to the Biden family.

Fox News viewers reacted with anger to the network's interview with White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki.

The White House press secretary made an unusual appearance on Fox News Thursday for a 14-minute interview. Psaki took questions on voting rights, Russia and crime. The questions were respectful and tough.

MSNBC host Chuck Todd on Tuesday predicted that Democrats could get a "shellacking" from Republicans in the midterms and predicted that the battle will be "a lot of fun to watch."

At the opening of his Meet the Press Daily program, Todd reviewed metrics that do not bode well for Democrats who want to keep control of Congress.

Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) joined conservative podcaster Steve Bannon on Tuesday to rant conspiracy theories about the "deep state" and Dr. Anthony Fauci.

During an interview on War Room: Pandemic, Bannon asked Marshall to explain why he recently grilled Fauci about his personal finances at a hearing earlier this month. The doctor was later heard on a hot mic calling the senator a "moron."

Fox News host Steve Doocy appeared to be near tears on Tuesday as he asked the father of a slain UCLA student to "be political" and "blame" Democratic politicians for the crime.

Doocy kicked off the interview by claiming that Todd Kupler "is calling out politicians" after his daughter, Brianna, was killed during a furniture store robbery in Los Angeles.