Thursday Top Headlines
$1.3T spending bill, Austin bomber “confession,” fed raises rates, social media humor, and more.
Fired FBI official McCabe authorized criminal probe of AG Sessions (ABC News)
Congressional leaders finalized a sweeping $1.3 trillion budget bill (Associated)
Dear Nancy Pelosi, Tax Foundation reports top 10% paid 71% of federal income taxes, bottom 50% paid 2.8% (CNS News)
After data fiasco, Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook will audit thousands of apps (The Washington Post)
Video: Amazon passes Google as second-most valuable company in the U.S. (National Review)
Austin bomber recorded 25-minute “confession” to his deadly crimes (Fox News)
Fed lifts rates in Powell’s first meeting, says economic outlook has strengthened (MarketWatch)
Mississippi has its first female senator, but is Cindy Hyde-Smith conservative enough for state Republicans? (The Clarion-Ledger)
House approves ‘right-to-try’ bill giving seriously ill patients access to experimental drugs (USA Today)
Senate passes controversial online-sex-trafficking bill (The Hill)
Sessions instructs prosecutors to seek death penalty for drug dealers (National Review)
Germany selling Iran chemical weapons tech, boosting anti-Israel efforts as U.S. Dems block Trump ambassador (The Washington Free Beacon)
Humor: Nation begins to wonder if allowing huge tech companies to surveil them 24/7 might be a bad idea (The Babylon Bee)
Policy: The structural roots of budget dysfunction (Real Clear Policy)
Policy: Guns, youth and misguided marches (The Washington Times)
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