Thursday Top Headlines

Report: House tax reform plan would create 1.7 million jobs and increase after-tax incomes. (The Washington Free Beacon)
Tillerson meets with Putin amid deepening tensions over U.S. missile strikes in Syria. (The Washington Post)
Russia vetoes UN resolution to condemn Syria chemical attack. (CNS News)
Trump: We're not going further on Syria. (Hot Air)
Ex-Trump campaign adviser Carter Page hits back against Russia reports. (Washington Examiner)
Fast and Furious scandal: Suspected triggerman in border agent's murder arrested. (Fox News)
Top Air Force officer: Budget from Congress more important than dollar amount. (The Washington Free Beacon)
Lansing, Michigan rescinds "sanctuary" status after criticism from businesses. (Fox News)
Students out principal — How did she get past the school board? (Good News Network)
Fire department cancels Easter egg hunt because parents trampled each other in rush to make sure every kid got one. (Reason)
Policy: Hefty drop in border arrests a credit to Trump's enforcement of U.S. law. (The Daily Signal)
Policy: The magic disappearing $100 billion climate fund. (Hudson Institute)

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