Thursday Top Headlines

Trump nominates new slate of federal judges. (The Washington Times)
Democrats in bind over Trump nomination of Christopher Wray for FBI. (Washington Examiner)
DOJ ends Obama/Holder "slush fund" payouts. (Fox News)
Fast and Furious hearing rips Holder, DOJ for deception in gun-running scandal. (Fox News)
Trump has a low approval rating — but better than Bill Clinton at this point in his first term. (Newsweek)
Twenty-five percent of young adults anticipate paying for retirement with Social Security benefits. The number should be zero. (Reason)
What happens when states require work for welfare handouts? (The Daily Signal)
The FDA commissioner's novel plan for cutting drug prices: competition. (Reason)
North Korea's missile launches come hours after the South freezes its defenses. (Washington Examiner)
Congressional Democrats plan to sue Trump over violations of the Emoluments Clause. (Hot Air)
Policy: Why today's British election matters. (The Daily Signal)
Policy: Get ready for the next installment in the war on cops. (Power Line)

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