- 301 "predator priests" named in Pennsylvania grand jury sex abuse report (CBS Pittsburgh)
- Vermont nominates first U.S. transgender candidate for governor (Associated Press)
- Ellison wins Minnesota AG primary amid late domestic violence allegations (The Hill)
- Four unanswered questions about FBI, DOJ after Peter Strzok's firing (The Daily Signal)
- Fired FBI agent Peter Strzok is already raking in major cash for his corruption (Townhall)
- Brett Kavanaugh's opinions will be based on Rule of Law, legal experts say (The Daily Signal)
- Progressives fume as Dems meet with Kavanaugh (The Hill)
- With little fanfare, Trump and McConnell reshape the nation's circuit courts (The Washington Post)
- Trump campaign seeks "millions" against Omarosa for violating nondisclosure (Washington Examiner)
- Media coordinate with each other to battle Trump (Washington Examiner)
- University of Iowa bows to legal pressure, lets religious groups require their leaders to be religious (Washington Examiner)
- U.S. says small Russian satellite a space weapon (The Washington Free Beacon)
- Americans, even younger ones, drop smoking to lowest rate ever (Hot Air)
- Good news: Man travels country to mow 50 lawns in 50 states for people in need (The Wichita Eagle)
- Humor: Antifa member grounded for two weeks after staying out too late at rally (The Babylon Bee)
- Policy: Federal school discipline policy causes classroom disorder (Manhattan Institute)
- Policy: The need for clear-eyed policymaking on student loan defaults (American Enterprise Institute)
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