Thursday Top Headlines
Border plan, Facebook data, leaving Syria, Tea Party settlement, Russia sanctions, and more.
Trump sending National Guard to Mexican border (Bloomberg)
Migrant caravan abandons plan to travel to U.S. border (AFP)
50,308 apprehensions/inadmissibles at SW border last month, up 203% from March 2017 (CNS News)
More than a million undocumented immigrants have received California driver’s licenses (The Sacramento Bee)
Facebook: “Malicious actors” used its tools to discover identities and collect data on a massive global scale (The Washington Post)
White House walks back Trump’s call for U.S. to leave Syria “very soon” (ABC News)
DNC member who called blacks “colored people” resigns — National Association for the Advancement of Colored People had no comment (The Washington Free Beacon)
Judge approves $3.5 million settlement in IRS Tea Party targeting (The Washington Times)
U.S. plans to impose new sanctions on Russia (USA Today)
What if she’d been an NRA member? Nets skimp on YouTube shooter’s animal rights extremism (NewsBusters)
Planned Parenthood fined for failing to disclose Democratic-campaign donations (National Review)
George Washington University scrubs “Christian Privilege” training from website (Campus Reform)
Obama administration spent $9 million colluding with Soros groups in Albania (Judicial Watch)
Policy: Sweden’s self-correcting pay-as-you-go pension system (Real Clear Policy)
Policy: Why Utah adopted the nation’s first “free-range parenting” law (Institute for Family Studies)
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