Thursday Top Headlines
Kennedy retires, House rejects immigration bill, Mexican violence, North Korea, and more.
Justice Kennedy to retire from SCOTUS (National Review)
Trump reportedly has five frontrunners to replace Anthony Kennedy on Supreme Court (The Washington Times)
House rejects second GOP immigration bill (The Hill)
States sue Trump administration over separation of immigrant families (Reuters)
Dem congressman: Illegal minors at detention center “didn’t seem to be distraught” (CNS News)
DHS asks military for space to house 12,000 migrant family members (NBC News)
More than a hundred politicians have been killed ahead of Mexico’s elections (The Daily Wire)
FBI agent grilled over texts in long, closed-door hearing (The Hill)
Trump/Putin summit set for Helsinki, Finland, on July 16 (CBS News)
Again, don’t trust; verify: North Korea appears to be rapidly upgrading nuclear site (The Daily Wire)
White House retreats from plans for strict limits on Chinese investment (The Wall Street Journal)
Man accused of driving into crowd at Charlottesville rally, killing one person, charged with federal hate crimes (Fox News)
To ensure “safe place for everyone,” Facebook purges 10,000 accounts (The Western Journal)
Space Force? Check. Trump administration weighing underground military force (The Washington Free Beacon)
Libyan militia leader gets 22-year sentence in Benghazi attacks that killed U.S. ambassador — prosecutors had sought life (The Washington Post)
Humor/not humor: As Justice Kennedy retires, nation takes moment to thank God Hillary Clinton not president (The Babylon Bee)
Policy: Price transparency key to saving Medicare and lowering the debt (Manhattan Institute)
Policy: Seven Social Security myths (E21)
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