- In nation’s capital, Bush remembered as “great man” and “gentle soul” (Associated Press)
- Caravan migrants begin to breach border as frustration with slow asylum process grows (Fox News)
- Asylum denials hit record high in 2018 (CBS News)
- Study: 63% of noncitizen households in 2014 used welfare (The Daily Wire)
- CIA Director Gina Haspel to brief Congress on Khashoggi murder (Hot Air)
- Pentagon will resume sending green-card-holding recruits to training to comply with court order (ABC News)
- Wall Street execs too afraid to hire women in wake of #MeToo (The Washington Times)
- Federal employees ordered not to discuss the #Resistance on work time (The Daily Signal)
- Conservative writer Corsi files criminal complaint against Mueller, alleges bid to seek false testimony (Fox News)
- France suspends controversial fuel tax after weeks of unrest (The Washington Post)
- UN climate summit to emit more CO2 than 8,200 American homes do in a year (The Daily Signal)
- U.S. confirms: Iran successfully fired nuclear-capable missiles (The Washington Free Beacon)
- Legoland’s plastic straw ban is the height of environmental virtue signaling (Reason)
- UC Berkeley settles landmark free-speech lawsuit, will pay $70,000 to conservative group (Washington Examiner)
- Socialist paradise? In Havana, 3,865 buildings have collapsed since 2000 (Hot Air)
- Humor: Frightening rise in anti-Semitism blamed on the Jews (The Babylon Bee)
- Policy: Congress should rethink electric vehicle subsidies (E21)
- Policy: Worry less about inflation and more about recession (Bloomberg Opinion)
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