• Four key questions about Trump’s and Mueller’s constitutional powers (The Daily Signal)

• Prosecutors accuse Paul Manafort of witness tampering (NBC News)

• Trump disinvites Philadelphia Eagles from White House over anthem dispute (CBS News)

• Judge: “In God We Trust” on money isn’t religion endorsement (The Associated Press)

• Justice Thomas: America now in conflict between religious liberty and Court’s decree on same-sex marriage (CNS News)

• Five things to know about Phase Two of Trump’s tax cuts (The Hill)

• Big pharma faces rare day of reckoning as Trump pushes price cuts (Washington Examiner)

• Koch-financed groups launch campaign to halt U.S. import tariffs (The Wall Street Journal)

• Gun sales set record again in May (The Washington Free Beacon)

• Costs of Snowden leak still mounting five years later (Associated Press)

• Clinton accuses reporter of giving one side of the facts when asked about Monica Lewinsky (The Washington Free Beacon)

• Juanita Broaddrick criticizes NBC: “Is there any reporter willing to ask Bill Clinton about raping me?” (The Daily Signal)

• Rolling Stone writer speculates Melania Trump is “concealing abuse,” implicates president in domestic violence (Washington Examiner)

• Trump to appeal judge’s ruling that he can’t block Twitter users (The Washington Times)

• Putin invites Kim Jong-un to Russia in September (National Review)

• Howard Schultz, architect of modern Starbucks, to step down as CEO, ponders run for president (CNBC)

• LGBT Pride Month promo deemed “transphobic” for the dumbest of reasons (The Daily Wire)

• Humor: Supreme Court drags nation into dystopian nightmare in which business owners can openly practice their faith (The Babylon Bee)

• Policy: Trump’s energy bailout is a big mistake (Washington Examiner)

• Policy: For SNAP to work, it must emphasize more work (Real Clear Markets)

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