- Administration argues in federal appeal that U.S. security is at risk. (The Wall Street Journal)
- Senate is set for a high-noon vote to confirm Betsy DeVos as education secretary. (The Hill)
- Right-to-work movement claims victory in Missouri, eyes New Hampshire next. (Fox News)
- NOAA agrees to review scientist's claim that data was manipulated to discredit the warming "pause." (The Washington Times)
- Women's march organizers want ladies to go on strike. (The Federalist)
- Mainstream media scream: CNN reporter hails "White Lies Matter." (Washington Examiner)
- Now that Trump is president, the Leftmedia frowns on White House Correspondents Dinner. (The Washington Post)
- Navy's depleted aircraft will take years to rebuild after Obama-era defense cuts. (Washington Free Beacon)
- Wing commander's prayer breakfast invite sparks complaint from the usual anti-Christian suspects. (Air Force Times)
- Flight attendant saves passenger from human trafficking. (NBC Cleveland)
- Satire: Ken Ham to star in "Night at the Creation Museum." (The Babylon Bee)
- Policy: Paid family leave: Developing a national policy. (American Enterprise Institute)
- Policy: It's time to abolish the Antiquities Act of 1906. (Independent Women's Forum)
