- Second-quarter GDP jumps 4.1% for best pace in nearly four years (CNBC)
- Facebook loses more than $100 billion in value — the biggest drop in Wall Street history — as privacy concerns finally take a toll (The Washington Post)
- Cohen: Trump knew in advance of Trump Tower meeting with Russians; Trump: No I didn't (Hot Air)
- Trump's message to critics: "I've never been a politician before" (The Daily Caller)
- Jim Jordan running to replace Ryan as House Speaker (Washington Examiner)
- Meadows backs off impeaching Deputy AG Rosenstein after leadership talks (The Hill)
- America's adversaries are weaponizing information, NSA director warns (The Washington Free Beacon)
- Remains of U.S. war dead retrieved from North Korea (Fox News)
- Trump threatens Turkey with sanctions over detained pastor (The Hill)
- Record high number of foreign college graduates taking U.S. jobs (Washington Examiner)
- Coca-Cola will raise soda prices due to Trump tariffs (National Review)
- Man with Down syndrome runs sock business worth $4M (WOFL)
- Humor: Facebook fact-check feature narrowly saves man from laughing at satirical article (The Babylon Bee)
- Policy: The importance of the truce In U.S.-EU trade disputes (Hudson Institute)
- Policy: U.S. must avoid a single-payer health care system that stresses doctors to the breaking point (The Heritage Foundation)
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