- 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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