- Toll from Northern California firestorms sharply rise: at least 17 dead (Los Angeles Times)
- Corporate tax reforms estimated to eventually boost family earnings by $4,000 (Washington Examiner)
- Rolling back Obama's statist EPA regulations could save $33 billion in compliance costs (The Daily Signal)
- Environmentalist lobby goes after another Trump nominee for being a Christian (The Federalist)
- Deputy AG calls for court-approved access to encrypted devices (The Washington Free Beacon)
- Supreme Court tosses one of two travel ban challenges (Reuters)
- "Monday Night Football" ratings plummet to season low (The Daily Caller)
- Harvey Weinstein allegedly raped three women — but it was OK when Bill Clinton did it! (The New Yorker)
- North Korea targeted U.S. electric power companies (NBC News)
- 16 percent of Puerto Rico now has power three weeks after Hurricane Maria (Washington Examiner)
- YouTube changes rules for firearms videos in response to Las Vegas massacre (The Washington Times)
- Policy: The link between GDP and corporate taxes (American Enterprise Institute)
- Policy: Obama's climate plan was a failure on all accounts (The Daily Signal)
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