- Supreme Court starts new term shorthanded (The Hill)
- Key witnesses knew nothing about any misconduct, stick to stories as FBI digs into Kavanaugh case (The Washington Times)
- Trump clinches new NAFTA deal (Bloomberg)
- House GOP to call Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein back to Capitol Hill (The Washington Post)
- House votes to make individual tax breaks permanent (Washington Examiner)
- Pyongyang tells U.S. to end sanctions: "There is no way we will unilaterally disarm ourselves first" (CNS News)
- China slashes steel, textile tariffs as Trump ratchets up pressure (Washington Examiner)
- Nearly 50 million Facebook accounts impacted by "security issue" (The Washington Times)
- California governor signs tough net neutrality bill, and Justice Department sues (CBS News)
- Viganò challenges Vatican to speak on sex-abuse cover-up in new letter (National Review)
- Highest minimum wage in the U.S. will hit $19 an hour (The Daily Signal)
- One-third of Americans prescribed opioids in the past two years (The Washington Free Beacon)
- Humor: Senate to be replaced with room full of monkeys throwing feces (The Babylon Bee)
- Policy: Kill, don't expand, tax subsidies for electric vehicles (Washington Examiner)
- Policy: The incredible economic opportunities of offshore energy exploration (National Review)
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