Friday Top Headlines
Manufacturing rebounds, Fusion GPS rejected by judge, FBI and the Clinton Foundation, and more.
Manufacturing in the U.S. just accelerated to its best year since 2004 (Bloomberg)
U.S. created 148,000 jobs in December, vs. 190,000 jobs expected (CNBC)
Trump administration plan would widely expand drilling in U.S. continental waters (The Washington Post)
Federal judge obliterates Fusion GPS’ attempt to hide info from investigators (The Federalist)
FBI launches new Clinton Foundation investigation over pay-to-play; Justice Department looks into her email server (The Hill)
Trump administration seeks $18 billion over decade to expand border wall (The Wall Street Journal)
Trump rule aims to extend health care option to 11 million uninsured (The Daily Signal)
U.S. suspends most security assistance to Pakistan (NPR)
Sessions ending Obama’s policy on federal marijuana laws (Associated Press)
Leigh Corfman files defamation lawsuit against Roy Moore (Hot Air)
Demo leader Keith Ellison endorses antifa (Powerline)
NFL’s TV ratings dropped 10% this season amid lower attendance (Fox News)
Humor: Mayor declares Chicago crime-free zone, criminals disperse (The Babylon Bee)
Policy: Global warming isn’t making weather more extreme (Investor’s Business Daily)
Policy: Cure for cold: more drilling, more pipelines (E21)
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