Tuesday Top Headlines
Tariffs delayed, May Day protests, border standoff, gas prices rise, Dems lose Millennials, and more.
Netanyahu: Iran nuclear deal is based on lies — here’s the proof (Haaretz)
Trump delays steel and aluminum tariffs for Canada, Mexico and European Union, pulling back on major trade threat (The Washington Post)
Mueller has dozens of inquiries for Trump in broad quest on Russia ties and obstruction (The New York Times)
U.S. May Day immigration protests target Trump, fall elections (Associated Press)
Border standoff: Caravan organizers vow to outlast U.S. government (The Washington Times)
DOJ files charges against 11 suspected caravan members for illegal border crossing (The Hill)
Prosecution for immigration crimes rising again (The Washington Free Beacon)
Reports of sexual assault in military jump 10% (ABC News)
Gas prices could make this the most expensive summer for driving in four years (Fortune)
Another socialist success: Venezuela imports oil from U.S. (Reason)
The thrill is gone: Democrat Party losing support of young voters, says massive poll (The Washington Times)
Media falsely accuse NRA of banning guns at Mike Pence speech (National Review)
Policy: Significant — and necessary — reforms for the next farm bill (The Heritage Foundation)
Policy: Pruitt’s rule ending secret science is pro-science, pro-consumer (Competitive Enterprise Institute)
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