- Senate votes to end American military assistance for Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen (Washington Examiner)
- Prosecutors probing Trump inauguration spending (The Hill)
- China suspends tariff hikes on $126 billion of U.S. cars, auto parts (Associated Press)
- Budget deficit hits widest on record for month of November (Bloomberg)
- Republicans examine accusations of “pay to play” at Clinton Foundation (Fox News)
- The DOJ inspector general found 19,000 “lost” Strzok and Page texts (Townhall)
- North Carolina congressional candidate sought out aide despite warnings over tactics (The Washington Post)
- Tipster thwarts potential mass shooting at Indiana middle school (ABC News)
- Teachers need guns, schools need security, Parkland shooting panel concludes (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
- Jihadi who opened fire at French Christmas market is dead (Fox News)
- Iran promises to restart nuclear-weapons work (The Washington Free Beacon)
- Gender & Women’s Studies department endorses a platform calling “for the Abolition of the Police, ICE, Borders, and the Judicial System” (National Review)
- Humor: U.S. military honors sacrifices of NFL players by wearing jerseys throughout December (The Onion)
- Policy: Why our country needs the wall, and now (The Daily Signal)
- Policy: Coaxing reluctant states to take on health reform (RealClearPolicy)
