• Border wall could save taxpayers five times its cost over 10 years. (CNS News)
  • Trump wisely drops the fight against the travel ban ruling, and plans to replace it with a new executive order. (The Washington Times)
  • Nearly two million non-citizen Hispanics illegally registered to vote. (The Washington Times)
  • Harward declines national security advisor post. (Bloomberg)
  • Grassroots conservatives have an advocate in Trump's budget chief. (Associated Press)
  • Trump nominates Alexander Acosta for labor secretary. (The Washington Post)
  • House Oversight Chairman Chaffetz refers Clinton aide Bryan Pagliano to DOJ for charges. (Hot Air)
  • Courts throw a lifeline to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. (CNBC)
  • 14 arrested in raids related to $16 million food stamp fraud. (CBS Baltimore)
  • Washington State Supreme Court rules against florist in same-sex wedding "discrimination" case. (Seattle Times)
  • Ninth Circuit Court says Californians need to cool off after gun buy. (Bearing Arms)
  • Tennessee becomes first to guarantee funding to protect War Between the State battle sites. (WKRN.com)
  • Media Analysis: The MSM is comfortable with fake news. (National Review)
  • ObamaCare subsidies projected to more than double over the next decade. (Washington Free Beacon)
  • Policy: GOP leaders release details of plan to replace ObamaCare. (The Daily Signal)
  • Policy: Do whites benefit disproportionately from welfare? (National Review)