• House passes bill to avoid shutdown. (The Hill)
  • Promises kept, and not yet kept, in Trump's first 100 days. (The Daily Signal)
  • The Democrats' first 100 days. (The Washington Free Beacon)
  • Why U.S. economic growth may be stronger than we think. (The Daily Signal)
  • Acosta confirmed as labor secretary, first Latino member of Trump cabinet. (NPR)
  • Former Trump adviser Mike Flynn under DOD investigation, had been warned not to take foreign payments. (ABC News)
  • Federal agencies spent $13.5 million on vehicles they may not use. (The Daily Signal)
  • Despite the facts, Iran deal is more popular than ever, poll shows. (Morning Consult)
  • In response to Berkeley, Rep. Sean Duffy asks Betsy DeVos to take action on taxpayer-funded campuses. (Washington Examiner)
  • Transgender patient sues Dignity Health for discrimination over hysterectomy denial. (The Sacramento Bee)
  • Why this Saturday's People's Climate March is a farce. (LifeZette)
  • Policy: The economic prospects of advanced coal technologies have never seemed so promising. (U.S. News & World Report)
  • Policy: Stadium subsidies are thriving in sports season. It's time for governments to just say no. (E21)

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