
- Trump appoints more judges in 200 days than Obama, Bush, Clinton. (The Daily Signal)
- Trump takes action: 9,000 federal employees slashed in first six months. (The Washington Times)
- President Trump: Opioid crisis a "national emergency." (The Weekly Standard)
- China warns North Korea: You're on your own if you go after the United States. (The Washington Post)
- Army short $7 to $9 billion needed to modernize force. (The Washington Free Beacon)
- Judge orders State Department to search state.gov accounts for Clinton aides' Benghazi emails. (The Hill)
- President Trump says he won't fire special counsel Robert Mueller. (USA Today)
- Google cancels meeting on diversity, citing safety concerns for employees. (Paywall — The Wall Street Journal)
- Castro huddles with Russia as U.S.-Cuba relationship crumbles. (Washington Examiner)
- Government employees arrested for allegedly selling false IDs to illegal aliens for voter fraud. (CNS News)
- College student gets 100 days in slammer for registering dead voters for Dems. (Fox News)
- NY Times editorial writer will proclaim ignorance in response to Palin's defamation lawsuit. (Hot Air)
- Policy: The war on free speech turns further left. (Capital Research Center)
- Policy: Suggestions for a bipartisan approach on health care. (Health Affairs Blog)
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