- Mueller’s team of Dem donors under fire as probe hits one-year mark (Fox News)
- Russia favored Trump in 2016, Senate panel says, breaking with House GOP (The Washington Post)
- FBI used secret program to gather information on Trump campaign, no judge needed (The Daily Wire)
- Armed resource officer does his job, stops a would-be school shooter in Illinois (National Review)
- Since 2002, U.S. has spent $2.8 trillion to fight terrorism (The Washington Times)
- Senate votes to restore net neutrality rules (ABC News)
- Speaker Paul Ryan: “The House has prevailed” in court saga over ObamaCare payments (The Washington Times)
- Michigan State agrees to pay $500 million to Nasser sexual abuse victims (National Review)
- A new study finds the more people rely on their Facebook feed for news, the less politically knowledgeable they are (Pacific Standard)
- Chicago community group sues to stop construction on Obama presidential library (The Daily Wire)
- U.S. births hit lowest number since 1987 (The Wall Street Journal)
- Boulder, Colorado, unanimously votes to ban assault weapons, high-capacity magazines (CBS News)
- Humor: Hamas terrorist at Gaza border surprised to hear media describe him as peaceful protester (The Babylon Bee)
- Policy: Seattle’s war on business won’t help combat homelessness (Independent Women’s Forum)
- Policy: California’s solar-panel mandate for new homes will keep the cost of living unaffordable (City Journal)
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