The Patriot Post® · Tuesday Top Headlines
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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