Monday Top Headlines
Labor Day, Kavanaugh, McCain’s funeral, Warren’s ancestry, school discipline, and more.
For Labor Day, Trump has earned American workers’ support (Washington Examiner)
Companies ramp up worker-retraining efforts as labor market tightens (The Wall Street Journal)
American Bar Association gives Kavanaugh unanimous “Well-Qualified” rating (National Review)
With Kavanaugh on track for confirmation, Democrats regret triggering “nuclear option” (The Washington Times)
Meghan McCain, Obama, and Bush all hijack John McCain’s funeral for political attacks on Trump (NBC News)
Leftists circle the wagons, say Harvard never considered Elizabeth Warren as Native American in hiring process (Fox News)
Neil Armstrong movie leaves out the American flag planting (National Review)
FBI arrests five New Mexico compound suspects days after multiple charges were dropped (Fox News)
Congress faces September scramble on spending (The Hill)
Warrant to spy on Carter Page obtained without FISA court hearings, DOJ filing reveals (CNS News)
Police were told not to engage protesters who pulled down North Carolina Confederate statue (The Daily Wire)
California abandons effort to forbid minors from receiving sexuality, gender counseling (Washington Examiner)
California bill requires all corporate boards to have a token woman (Reason)
Bill Clinton on stage with Louis Farrakhan for Aretha Franklin (Townhall)
Texas Democrat Senate candidate Beto O'Rourke tried to flee the scene of a drunk-driving crash (The Resurgent)
Humor: Ocasio-Cortez praises Venezuela for making everyone a millionaire through hyperinflation (The Babylon Bee)
Policy: How our education system fails most students (Institute for Family Studies)
Policy: School discipline policy belongs at the local level, not Washington (The Daily Signal)
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