Thursday Top Headlines
Kavanaugh closing in, ricin attacker arrested, citizenship test, Amazon’s duplicity, and more.
Senate Judiciary Committee receives FBI report on sexual misconduct allegations against Kavanaugh; White House finds no support for accuser claims (Fox News)
McConnell files cloture on Kavanaugh nomination; Senate will vote on Saturday (The Daily Wire)
Minneapolis police won’t look into domestic-abuse claim against Keith Ellison (Star Tribune)
Russia collusion bombshell: DNC lawyers met with FBI on dossier before surveillance warrant (The Hill)
GOP-doxxing suspect arrested; worked or interned for Feinstein, Jackson Lee, other Democrats (Fox News)
Navy vet arrested for allegedly trying to poison Mattis and the Navy’s top officer (Military Times)
1-in-3 pass “U.S. Citizenship Test,” which drops to just 19% for Americans 45 and younger (Washington Examiner)
Bloomberg buying Tennessee Senate race (CNBC)
Seven officers shot, one killed, in Florence, South Carolina (WBTW CBS 13)
Judge cites evidence that Trump “harbors an animus against non-white, non-European aliens” in ruling (Fox News)
Amazon eliminates monthly bonuses and stock grants after minimum-wage increase (The Verge)
U.S. withdrawing from treaty with Iran after International Court of Justice ruling (The Weekly Standard)
New VA rankings: Five hospitals get lowest one-star rating for third year (USA Today)
Academics expose “grievance studies” journals with bogus papers (Hot Air)
Scientist suspended, put under investigation for arguing physics isn’t sexist (The Washington Free Beacon)
Humor? Kamala Harris: “We would apply the same fair standards to any SCOTUS nominee whose life we were trying to destroy” (The Babylon Bee)
Policy: A $15 minimum wage is great for Amazon — but not for America (The Week)
Policy: California quota bill won’t help women (Independent Women’s Forum)
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