Wednesday Top Headlines
Trump will run for re-election, House rejects gun control, Kushner loses clearance, and more.
Trump announces re-election campaign and Brad Parscale as campaign manager (CBS News)
House GOP rejects calls for new gun legislation (The Hill)
Schools safer today than in 1990s, study on shooting says (The Washington Times)
Dick’s Sporting Goods will stop selling assault rifles “permanently” (Business Insider)
Google tried censoring “gun” shopping searches but it backfired (Washington Examiner)
Conservative nonprofit PragerU is suing Google for alleged discrimination (The Daily Signal)
ICE arrests more than 150 people in Bay Area following Democrat mayor’s warning (Fox News)
Supreme Court rules immigrants can be detained indefinitely (USA Today)
Judge Curiel, previously criticized by Trump, rules in favor of Trump’s border wall (The Washington Free Beacon)
Trump aide Kushner loses top-secret security clearance (The Wall Street Journal)
DHS: “No intelligence” Russia compromised seven states ahead of 2016 election (The Hill)
China violated Obama-Xi agreement to halt cyber theft (The Washington Free Beacon)
West Virginia teachers will return to school post-strike after “cooling off” period (ABC News)
Papa John’s, official pizza of NFL, discontinues its sponsorship (The Daily Wire)
Policy: What critics don’t understand about gun culture (The Atlantic)
Policy: What the Florida shooting might tell us about child welfare (New York Daily News)
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