- Hillary Clinton's security clearance withdrawn (The Washington Times)
- Hillary: #MeToo doesn't apply to Bill; Lewinsky was an "adult" (The Washington Times)
- Middleman pleads the Fifth as Republicans close in on Clinton-Justice Russia collusion conspiracy (The Washington Times)
- Top 3% of taxpayers paid majority of income taxes in 2016 (Bloomberg Quint)
- American pastor freed from Turkey prays with Trump in Oval Office (Associated Press)
- "We are not civil": Vandals smash windows, spray paint doors of GOP office in New York City (Fox News Insider)
- Elizabeth Warren builds expansive Democrat campaign effort ahead of likely 2020 bid (The Washington Post)
- Fauxcahontas's DNA test results "strongly support" existence of Native American ancestor (The Hill)
- U.S. has 3.5 million more registered voters than live adults — a red flag for electoral fraud (Investor's Business Daily)
- Saudi Arabia says it will retaliate against any sanctions over Khashoggi case (Reuters)
- Just how much do Trump's tariffs cost? In August 2018, $1.4 billion (Washington Examiner)
- Two days later, NBC corrects error: Trump was talking about Ulysses S. Grant, not Robert E. Lee (CNS News)
- Biological male wins world championship in women's cycling (The Daily Caller)
- Hundreds rally in Boston to demand Harvard end discrimination against Asian Americans (The College Fix)
- Humor: Death toll from Kavanaugh's first week on Supreme Court tops 330 million (The Babylon Bee)
- Policy: The World Bank (basically) tells Trump he's right about "Medicare for All" (Washington Examiner)
- Policy: Subsidies to power plants are no substitute for a national security plan (National Review)
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