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Protesters topple Confederate soldier statue in downtown Durham. (The Herald Sun)
Baltimore mayor renews efforts to remove Confederate imagery. (CBS Baltimore)
Timothy McVeigh wannabe arrested in plan to bomb Oklahoma bank. (Fox News)
Emails show Trump campaign officials rejecting opportunities to meet with Russia in 2016. (The Washington Post)
IRS rehires 213 employees ousted for falsifying documents, avoiding taxes and other offenses. (The Daily Signal)
Trump orders probe of China’s theft of intellectual property. (The Washington Free Beacon)
North Korea won’t fire at Guam, but promises to watch “the foolish and stupid Yankees.” (Washington Examiner)
Iran lashes out at talk of new sanctions, says it could abandon nuclear deal “within hours.” (Fox News)
Revealed: Obama admin was warned in 2014 of Russian disruption efforts in the West, did little to prevent it. (Hot Air)
Humor: Facebook will now automatically drone strike people who post fake news. (The Babylon Bee)
Policy: The “alt-right” aren’t on the Right; they’re just racists. (The Federalist)
Policy: Trump on regulation: the first six months. (American Action Forum)

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