- 14 states hit record-low unemployment (The Hill)
- Trump hails lower number of people “forced to use food stamps” (CNS News)
- Senate Foreign Relations Committee narrowly endorses Mike Pompeo for secretary of state after Trump intervenes with Rand Paul (Axios)
- “Pure carnage” as van hits pedestrians in Toronto: 10 dead, 15 injured and man arrested (National Post)
- Bombshell: FEC records indicate Hillary’s campaign illegally laundered $84 million (The Federalist)
- Media declares “end of Internet as we know it” after net-neutrality repeal (National Review)
- Facebook publishes content removal policies for the first time (Bloomberg)
- The NRA just broke a 15-year fundraising record (McClatchy)
- “Real Indian” running against Sen. Elizabeth Warren sues after city tells him to stop calling her “Fake Indian” (Fox News)
- Sharing nude photos of current or ex-partners protected under First Amendment, court rules (Dallas News)
- Carter Center sued for providing support to terrorists, defrauding taxpayers (The Washington Free Beacon)
- Atheists want a $1B tax on churches (Washington Examiner)
- Finland’s basic income trial falls flat (BBC News)
- Humor: Nation patiently awaits GQ article calling Koran overrated (The Babylon Bee)
- Policy: Mr. Macron goes to Washington (American Enterprise Institute)
- Policy: If current laws had been followed, there would have been no Waffle House shooting (The Daily Signal)
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