Friday Top Headlines
Shutdown looms, Mattis quitting, troops leaving Afghanistan, asylum seekers, farm bill, and more.
Shutdown deadline looms as Trump, Democrats fight over wall money (Agence France-Presse)
House approves spending bill with $5.7 billion for border wall (Fox News)
James Mattis quitting as defense secretary, citing disagreements with Trump (National Review)
Up to half of American troops to be pulled from Afghanistan (Associated Press)
U.S. says asylum-seeking migrants to wait in Mexico (Associated Press)
Dow drops 470 points to 14-month low in second day of big losses following Fed rate hike (CNBC)
Trump signs and celebrates the farm bill (ABC News)
Criminal justice bill passes House, heads to President Trump for his signature (USA Today)
Whitaker cleared to oversee Mueller probe after ethics investigation (Townhall)
Eighteen most mortifying media moments of 2018 (Grabien News)
DC-area federal government workforce continues to shrink (WTOP)
Jack Phillips is now in court for not baking a “gender transition” cake (The Daily Wire)
Planned Parenthood accused of mistreating pregnant employees (The Washington Free Beacon)
Humor: Disappointed soldier was looking forward to hanging out in Syria for another 20, 30 years (The Babylon Bee)
Policy: The preexisting-condition trap (National Review)
Policy: DeVos rule on sexual harassment restores primacy of law (RealClearPolitics)
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