
- Unlike ObamaCare, you don't have to pass the GOP replacement plan to see what's in it. (CNS News)
- Senate rescinds Obama's blacklist rule — Trump plans to sign the bill overturning rule that gave unions "unprecedented new leverage." (The Washington Free Beacon)
- Trump taps Bush administration lawyer and Cruz friend as Solicitor General. (Reuters)
- "A Day Without a Woman" strike promotes idea of women as helpless. (The Daily Signal)
- If men went on strike, what would America look like? (Washington Examiner)
- Judge refuses to block Dakota Access pipeline with project days from completion. (The Washington Times)
- Academics swapped gender of Trump, Clinton for rested presidential debate and the results surprised them — people still didn't like Hillary Clinton. (Hot Air)
- Looking for racism in America? Look left, on campus. (Washington Examiner)
- New evidence on school-choice successes in Wisconsin. (National Review)
- Hate crime hoax: Michigan snowflake scratched own face with "safe space" safety pin. (PJ Media)
- In the Age of Trump, unlikely customers — blacks and homosexuals — exercise Second Amendment rights. (National Review)
- The Pyongyang-Beijing Axis. U.S. and South Korean forces begin deploying new missile defenses. (The Wall Street Journal)
- Policy: The GOP's forced march on health care begins. (RealClearHealth)
- Policy: Entitlement reform key to fixing America's fiscal future. (E21)
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