Thursday Top Headlines
Immigration deal pending, Trump’s “A-plus,” costly flu season, background checks, and more.
Bipartisan group reaches deal on immigration, fulfilling some Trump demands (The Washington Post)
Florida high school shooting: At least 17 killed, alleged assailant in custody (Fox News)
On law enforcement, sheriffs rate Trump’s first year an “A-plus” (The Daily Signal)
Feds to repeal 298 tax regulations (The Washington Free Beacon)
Trump endorses 25-cent gas tax hike (Axios)
Empty jobs and high turnover mean Trump’s vow to hire the “best people” isn’t panning out (Bloomberg)
Elizabeth “Fauxcahontas” Warren doubles down on phony Native American ancestry claims, gives speech at Native American event (Boston Globe)
Comey told Congress FBI agents didn’t think Michael Flynn lied (Washington Examiner)
30 years too late: Dems: Bill Clinton too toxic to campaign in midterms (Politico)
Flu season could cost businesses billions this year (CBS News)
Opioid crisis has cost $1 trillion since 2001 (The Washington Free Beacon)
Bitter cold at Winter Olympics chills global warming hype (The Washington Times)
South Korea agrees to pay North’s Olympic expenses (USA Today)
Policy: Background checks are not the answer to gun violence (The New York Times)
Policy: Pushing back on Iran: the Syrian civil war (American Enterprise Institute)
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