- Martha McSally concedes defeat to Kyrsten Sinema in Arizona Senate race (CBS News)
- Florida braces for volatile recount (The Hill)
- U.S. analysts locate secret North Korean missile sites (Associated Press)
- Trump planning shakeup, eyeing new chief of staff and DHS secretary (ABC News)
- California wildfire becomes deadliest in state's history as toll hits 42 (Yahoo News)
- By 2020, interest on the debt will cost more than Medicaid; by 2025, it will cost more than defense spending (Reason)
- Food stamp recipients down 4,123,082 under Trump (CNS News)
- Vatican cancels U.S. bishops' vote on sex abuse reform measures (The Daily Wire)
- Conflicting reports of a Facebook executive's firing fan the flames of an anti-conservative debate in Silicon Valley (CNBC)
- Cops shoot armed security guard who stopped bar shooting (Hot Air)
- Texas Board of Education considers eliminating Hillary Clinton and Helen Keller from curriculum (Fox News)
- China's communist party expands control under Xi (The Washington Free Beacon)
- CNN sues President Trump and White House for banning reporter Jim Acosta (CNBC)
- Humor: CNN unveils new slogan: "Orange Man Bad" (The Babylon Bee)
- Policy: The fallacy of single-payer health care (City Journal)
- Policy: Why we need more climate change skeptics (Foundation for Economic Education)
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