
- Senate is expected to vote to end Supreme Court filibuster Thursday. (The Wall Street Journal)
- McConnell pledges legislative filibuster is here to stay. (Roll Call)
- House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes recuses himself from Russia probe. (The Washington Post))
- There was more than one unmasker, and Susan Rice didn't unmask Mike Flynn. (Washington Examiner)
- On Susan Rice, the issue is abuse of power, not criminality. (National Review)
- GOP health care talks stall. (The Hill)
- Repeal of ObamaCare could lead to $1.07 trillion in net deficit reduction. (The Washington Free Beacon)
- Seventh Circuit rules that civil rights laws protect LGBT employees from workplace bias. (USA Today)
- LGBTQ advocates demand that Donald Trump compiles a registry of all gay Americans. (The Federalist)
- Trump removes Bannon from National Security Council. (CNS News)
- IRS seized millions from legal businesses because of how they made deposits (Hot Air)
- GOP calls for IRS Commissioner Koskinen to be fired. (The Washington Times)
- Policy: 23 ways Big Government is hurting the poor. (The Daily Signal)
- Policy: Can Trump clean up Obama's mess in Syria? (Investor's Business Daily)
- Policy: Towards high noon in U.S.-China relations. (Real Clear Defense)
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