- FBI reopens FOIA case on Loretta Lynch-Bill Clinton meeting. (The Washington Free Beacon)
- NAFTA renegotiation begins. (The Washington Free Beacon)
- NBC and BBC: There were violent leftist protesters in Charlottesville. (Hot Air)
- Virginia state police say they didn't find weapons caches in Charlottesville despite McAuliffe claim. (The Washington Free Beacon)
- House Dems offer resolution to censure Trump over Charlottesville remarks. (Hot Air)
- Al Sharpton puts Jefferson Memorial on notice. (National Review)
- Chicago pastor urges mayor to remove George Washington statue, rename park over slavery. (The Washington Times)
- Trump disbands economic councils as CEOs flee over Charlottesville kerfuffle. (The Hill)
- UC Berkeley chancellor unveils "Free Speech Year" as right-wing speakers plan campus events. (Los Angeles Times)
- "Stress reduction policies" let students choose their own grades. (The Daily Signal)
- The federal government has been subsidizing phone and Internet access for dead people. (Reason)
- Wyoming judge appeals to nation's highest court after losing job for being a Christian. (The Federalist)
- Oregon becomes first state to offer free abortions for all, including illegal aliens. (The Washington Times)
- Policy: Tax reform for investment and jobs. (The Heritage Foundation)
- Policy: Don't believe the hysteria over carbon dioxide. (The Daily Signal)
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