- Hurricane Michael: Most powerful storm to hit U.S. in 50 years tears through Florida (ABC News)
- Economic boom largely ignored as TV's Trump coverage hits 92% negative (NewsBusters)
- A look at President Trump's nominees to the Second and Ninth Circuits (National Review)
- The differences between Christine Ford and Nobel Peace Prize-winner Nadia Murad, an Iraqi Yazidi woman (Frontpage Mag)
- Mike Pompeo rebukes South Korea's kowtowing to North Korea (Washington Examiner)
- U.S. arrests Chinese intelligence officer for economic spying (The Washington Free Beacon)
- Trump's tariffs now cost Americans more than ObamaCare taxes (Washington Examiner)
- Politically charged American Music Awards hit new ratings low (National Review)
- UK Supreme Court overturns decision forcing Irish bakers to bake a same-sex marriage cake (The Resurgent)
- Bottom story of the day: San Francisco dubbed "doo-doo capital" of the country (Fox News)
- Humor: UN warns climate change will destroy Earth by 2005 (The Babylon Bee)
- Policy: Time to rethink how we value our online identities (American Enterprise Institute)
- Policy: The emerging U.S. energy powerhouse (The Heartland Institute)
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