Thursday Top Headlines
U.S. revised second-quarter GDP up 3.0% vs. 2.7% rise expected. (CNBC)
Neighbors helping neighbors in Texas — a snapshot of Americans united. (The Stream)
Harvey death toll surpasses 30; more fatalities expected. (Associated Press)
Two explosions rock flooded Houston-area chemical plant. (The Washington Times)
Of course, the Demo/MSM has already decided Harvey is the result of “climate change.” (The Washington Free Beacon)
Trump’s tax reform plan can create millions of new jobs. (The Daily Signal)
Americans spend more on taxes than food and clothing combined. (CNS News)
Denmark lowers taxes to increase employment. (Bloomberg)
Southern Poverty Law Center transfers millions in cash to offshore entities (The Washington Free Beacon)
Wasserman Schultz IT staffer banned from House network months ago still has active account. (The Daily Signal)
Federal judge temporarily blocks Texas law cracking down on sanctuary cities. (Paywall — The Wall Street Journal)
Dianne Feinstein calls for “patience” on Donald Trump. (The Washington Times)
Teachers resort to emojis, GIFs and memes to reach Generation Z. (New York Post)
Indiana teacher asks first-graders to stop talking about God in class. (The Washington Times)
Policy: The U.S. tax system needs fundamental reform. (Republican National Committee)
Policy: Disaster management has come a long way since Katrina. (City Journal)
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