- Documents suggest possible coordination between CIA, FBI, Obama WH and Dem officials early in Trump-Russia probe (Fox News)
- Comey gets the red carpet from CNN: A full town hall event to mark book launch (The Daily Wire)
- Inspector general’s office to investigate FBI surveillance of Carter Page (Reason)
- Former FBI agent charged with leaking classified information to media (Reuters)
- Trump ousts Veterans Affairs chief Shulkin, nominates personal physician to replace him (The Washington Post)
- Report: VA missed background checks for thousands of employees (Military Times)
- Facebook to limit use of data brokers for ad targeting (Bloomberg)
- Supreme Court grapples with partisan gerrymandering once again with Maryland case (Roll Call)
- Kim Jong-un to meet South Korea’s president in historic summit set for April (CBS News)
- NATO moves toward readying more troops to confront Russian threat (The Wall Street Journal)
- Netflix names Susan Rice, Benghazi storyteller, to board of directors (Hot Air)
- Only 10% of DC March for Our Lives protesters were under 18 (The Washington Free Beacon)
- New report misleads on the health risks of abortion for women (National Review)
- Pro-life lawmakers lay groundwork for Roe challenge (The Hill)
- Humor: Mark Zuckerberg prepares for congressional testimony by poring over lawmakers’ personal data (The Onion)
- Policy: The White House needs better guidance on its new China trade policy (The Heritage Foundation)
- Policy: The solemn duty of government and the military (The Washington Times)
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