Varney, who hosts Varney & Co., made the comment as he interviewed Kayleigh McEnany, the national press secretary for Trump’s 2020 presidential campaign. He played a clip of Sanders, an independent senator from Vermont, vowing that he would make billionaires pay their “fair share” of taxes. “You know, this income inequality issue, beating up the billionaires, say, ‘Come on, you can afford just a few extra million dollars in taxes,’ that’s a powerful line,” the host asserted....

Host Stuart Varney and longtime contributor and investment expert Dennis Gartman discussed reasons why the stock market is at “all-time highs” just weeks ahead of a potentially contentious presidential election. Varney said that stocks will stay strong regardless of whether President Donald Trump is re-elected or former Vice President Joe Biden takes office, because Trump will cut taxes and Biden will “spend big.” But Varney and Gartman said the biggest concern politically would be a “Democrat blowout,” where they take the White House and majorities in both chambers of Congress....

The U.S. Supreme Court at the beginning of September allowed the highly controversial Texas anti-abortion law to take effect in a 5-to-4 decision. The legislation effectively bans all abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected—generally around six weeks. Critics have repeatedly explained that most women are not even aware they are pregnant at that point in the pregnancy. Wallace raised the issue with Abbott during a Sunday interview on Fox News Sunday, pointing out that the law does not even offer any exceptions in cases of rape or incest....

The government of Saudi Arabia has been the target of a lawsuit concerning the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi at a Turkish consulate in 2018. The suit was brought by Democracy for the Arab World Now, an advocacy group Khashoggi founded, and Hatice Cengiz, his fiancée. On Thursday, Richard Visek, an acting legal adviser for the U.S. State Department, wrote in a letter that the department “recognizes and allows” Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s claim to legal immunity as a foreign head of state....

The Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl on Sunday evening, 31 to 20. While Kansas City shares its name with the state of Kansas, the city is actually the largest city in Missouri, but it is on the border of Kansas. Parts of its metropolitan area are located in Kansas, but the Kansas City Chiefs play in Missouri. Kansas City, Kansas, is a separate city....

SBS, first described as a syndrome in 1974, can be lethal: approximately one shaken baby in four dies from the injuries. Those who survive may suffer blindness caused by bleeding around the brain and eyes, or disabling brain damage, including mental retardation, paralysis, seizure disorders, and speech and learning disabilities. SBS is especially tragic because it often stems from ignorance. According to a nationwide study by Dr. Jacy Showers of the SBS Prevention Plus Program, 37 percent of parents and other caregivers are unaware that shaking babies is dangerous....

The law could be fatal to small businesses that have struggled economically after losses during the pandemic. Mama Kin owner Gauthier Max said restaurants and bars no longer are places of leisure but spaces of constraint and restriction. “We’ve effectively become policemen,” he said. For more reporting from the Associated Press, see below. “Our job used to be to make sure that our guests had a great time while they were with us....

“An informational meeting on the public health situation linked to #COVID19 prevention measures following the ministerial instructions transmitted by the competent authorities has delayed the opening of the #Louvre on Sunday, March 1,” the museum, which houses the iconic Mona Lisa painting by Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci, posted to its official Twitter feed. “The museum cannot open at the moment.” Museum workers had expressed concerns about the viruses spread, although no cases have been reported among the Louvre’s approximately 2,300 staff members....

The Grown-ish star was driving the I-405 Freeway in Los Angeles, California when she came upon a Trump motorcade. Raisa alleges that the crowd “boxed” her in, surrounded her car and intimidated her. She shared an emotional post to her Instagram stories describing the ordeal. “I was just on the 405 and I got stuck in that stupid Trump Rally and they f****** boxed me in and they’re pointing at me and laughing at me saying ‘haha’ and literally I almost crashed because they wouldn’t let me out,” she alleged....

Ngannou makes his return to action nearly a year after dethroning Stipe Miocic at UFC 260 and will see a familiar face across the cage in the form of his former sparring partner Gane. The heavy-handed Ngannou has torn through his last five opponents with no opponent lasting more than two rounds. But he’ll be facing an opponent who has yet to taste defeat as a professional mixed martial artist....

The Dutchman was hired to replace Sam Allardyce in late June, signing a three year contract, but has lasted less than three months in the job. Palace 11/5 to beat Southampton The Eagles have started their Premier League campaign with defeats to Huddersfield, Liverpool, Swansea and Burnley, conceding seven goals and scoring none. But the club have relieved the ex-Ajax and Inter coach of his duties, making the news official on Monday....

After Wisconsin downed Michigan State in overtime to seal the conference tournament title, Badgers star Frank Kaminsky proceeded to catch pieces of confetti on his tongue like they were snowflakes. MORE: Must-see conference tourney photos | Georgia State coach tears Achilles | Field of 68 This is the real reason he won our Player of the Year.

Rooney breaks Man Utd goal record However, Eintracht Frankfurt goalkeeper Lukas Hradecky appeared to forget the cardinal rule on Saturday, and was subsequently sent off! The stopper, having ventured outside his area, lost his footing and incredibly decided to catch the ball, leaving the official with no choice but to brandish a red card within the opening two minutes of the game. Take a look at the video below, and marvel at the absurdity of Hradecky’s split-second decision....

Graham, who is president of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and aid organization Samaritan’s Purse, spoke to CNN’s Wolf Blitzer on Monday and urged those skeptical about the vaccine to accept it. Although vaccine hesitancy is not confined to the evangelical community, a recent Pew Research poll showed that 45 percent of white evangelicals said they would not get the vaccine. “So what’s your message to fellow evangelicals who are still very hesitant to get this potentially life-saving vaccine?...

The Raptors guard has been cleared for Monday’s Game 5 of the NBA Finals against the Warriors but will wear a mouthpiece when he takes the court. “I’m a gambler. I gambled and sometimes it comes back to bite you in the butt,” VanVleet said following Sunday’s practice, via The Canadian Press. “All kids out there, wear mouthpieces. It was a weird play and I took an unfortunate shot. Now I will be wearing a mouthpiece for as long as I can manage it....

Roach, 55, told England’s The Telegraph the medication he takes for Parkinson’s disease gives him suicidal thoughts. He said helping Pacquiao try to end Mayweather’s 47-win unbeaten record is saving his life. MORE: Showtime documentary episode out | LINEMAKERS: Latest odds | PHOTOS: Classic Pacquiao images “I have a new neurologist and I told him that sometimes I think about killing myself,” Roach said. “He asked me why and I said: ‘It’s just f— difficult sometimes dealing with this s—....

And what news it is. Iraq’s fledgling press has taken swift advantage of its new liberties, but most of the newspapers can at best be described as works in progress. There are very few trained journalists in the country, unsurprisingly, so most of the information produced is unreliable, inflammatory or just plain wrong. Facts are few, while opinions and conspiracy theories abound. Among the latest: Jews are planning to buy up property in Baghdad as a precursor to turning Iraq into a new West Bank....

The Nooitgedacht Primary School, on the outskirts of Cape Town, is little more than a few drab buildings surrounded by barbed wire. The school can’t afford a library, and only a few students have the money to buy uniforms. But up two flights of stairs in room No. 6, a class of fifth graders sits hunched over 20 computer terminals, writing with word-processor programs, experimenting with spreadsheets and familiarizing themselves with the mouse and keyboard....

Businessman Yonghong Li has already invested well over €100 million in new signings, with Turkey midfielder Hakan Calhanoglu the latest newcomer following his €25m move from Bayer Leverkusen. Showing no signs of stopping, Milan have brought in Mateo Musacchio, Ricardo Rodriguez and Andre Silva permanently, with loans for Franck Kessie and Fabio Borini. Milan spending to break €200m mark Milan may lose the most promising goalkeeper in world football during the window, but will be a much stronger team next season than last thanks to the clever captures they have made this summer....

To help viewers catch the joyous spirit of the season, Freeform is spreading a bit of its own yuletide cheer with the return of the network’s annual 25 Days of Christmas. Holiday movies and shows will air continuously for nearly a month on Freeform, leading up to the Christmas holiday. Classic animated specials including 1964’s Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and 1968’s The Little Drummer Boy will run throughout the month of December on Freeform along with favorite cartoons like 1969 version of Frosty the Snowman and the 2000 live-action movie How the Grinch Stole Christmas, starring Jim Carrey as the green and devious Mr....