- GOP pushing ahead on tax-cut plan (The Washington Post)
- Justices to weigh cell phone privacy in landmark case (The Hill)
- Battle for control of consumer agency heads to court (The New York Times)
- Democrat Sen. Al Franken "ashamed" but back to work amid sexual misconduct allegations (The Washington Times)
- Democrat Rep. John Conyers steps down from committee leadership position amid harassment accusations (NBC News)
- Democrat Sen. Claire McCaskill took action to hide travel on private plane from public (The Washington Free Beacon)
- Record amount of background checks for guns on Black Friday (Fox News)
- UK begins another gun surrender initiative amid increase in gun crime (The Washington Free Beacon)
- Trump's call to stop ObamaCare payments leads to more cheap plans for low-income customers (Washington Examiner)
- Bigoted Church of Sweden to stop using God's preferred pronoun "He" (The Guardian)
- Florida jury's verdict thrown out because they weren't tested for homophobia (BizPacReview)
- Policy: In charts, how these seven taxpayers' bills would change if tax reform was enacted (The Daily Signal)
- Policy: The Freddie Gray police hearings are over. What did we learn? (Hot Air)
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