Tuesday Top Headlines
Trump-Kim summit, asylum change, credit and guns, Supreme Court, and more.
Don’t trust, and verify: North Korea agrees to “complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula” after Trump-Kim summit (Fox News)
Mattis: “I don’t believe” U.S. troop reduction is on the table at Trump-Kim summit (CNS News)
Senators move to sink Trump’s ZTE deal (The Wall Street Journal)
Jeff Sessions sets higher bar for asylum claims (The Washington Times)
Feinstein admits she ignored immigration issues under Obama, now criticizes Trump on it (The Daily Wire)
U.S. launching office to identify citizenship cheaters (The Washington Times)
Barack Obama is consulting with 2020 contenders on how to beat Donald Trump (Politico)
White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow in good condition following heart attack (CNBC)
Credit service shuts down payments on all gun purchases (New York Post)
California man has home raided, guns confiscated after trying to register firearms (The Washington Free Beacon)
Twitter CEO caves to leftist backlash, says he was wrong to eat Chick-fil-A (The Daily Signal)
Supreme Court gives Ohio right to purge thousands of voters from its rolls (NBC News)
Study: Welfare benefits, minimum-wage hikes might harm poor neighborhoods (National Review)
Seattle City Council to consider repeal of head tax less than a month after approving it (The Seattle Times)
Bottom story of the day: Why North Korea has to hide Kim’s poop (Washington Examiner)
Policy: Six big questions about what comes after the Trump-Kim meeting (The Daily Signal)
Policy: What do test scores really mean for the economy? (Education Week)
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