- House GOP unveils bill extending government shutdown deadline a week. (CBS News)
- Trump tells Mexico, Canada he won't terminate NAFTA "at this time." (The Hill)
- FCC begins process to rollback net neutrality rules. (NPR)
- Trump signs order to end "egregious abuse" of national monuments. (The Hill)
- TVA eliminating handguns from nuclear security officers. (NBC Chattanooga)
- ESPN layoffs should be a wake-up call about politicizing sports. (National Review)
- ESPN publishes poetry tribute to fugitive cop killer. (The Federalist)
- Ann Coulter cancels Berkeley speech after losing conservative groups' support. (USA Today)
- University of California President Janet Napolitano hid $175 million while raising tuition, paying excessive salaries. (Hot Air)
- New CMP video: Planned Parenthood executive haggles over compensation for organ sales ... again. (Hot Air)
- Senators told North Korea nuclear threat is urgent. (The Washington Free Beacon)
- U.S. military begins installation of missile defenses in South Korea. (ABC News)
- Policy: House health care bill is moving in the right direction. (The Daily Signal)
- Policy: Energy revolutions hidden in plain sight: shale crushes solar. (Real Clear Energy)
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