What We’re Reading Today: China, Google Bias, Helicopter Moms … And More

Some headlines that caught our eye.

China Trade

Why free traders and all Americans should back Trump on China policy — Steve Moore, The Hill

Trump’s Trade War Escalation Will Exact Economic Pain, Adviser Says — New York Times

Frustration, Miscalculation: Inside the U.S.-China Trade Impasse — Wall Street Journal

Mueller Follies

Papadopoulos: Mueller report ‘shows that I was clearly set up’ over gossip of Clinton’s emails — Washington Times

FBI Misled FISA Court By Withholding State Dept. Docs — Canada Free Press

Trump: Dems ‘Acting Like Crazed Lunatics’ on Constitutional Crisis — Newsmax

Election 2020

Adam Schiff: Country Could Not ‘Survive Another Four Years’ Of Trump — The Daily Caller

Green New Deal an Existential Threat To Biden Campaign — Fox News

Dumbfounded by American Socialism — Intellectual Takeout

Immigration

Bill Allowing Illegal Aliens To Work In Congress Approved By House Committee — The Lid

62% of Likely Voters Want Visa Overstays Deported — Rasmussen

Our Tech Overlords

An Inconvenient Truth for the Critics of Amazon’s ‘Sweatshops’ — John Tamny, Real Clear Markets

Google’s Bias, Quantified — Powerline

After Amazon: What Happened In New York Isn’t Just About New York — Chief Executive

Democrats And Republicans Agree On Facebook Regulation, But Not Why — Hot Air

Misc

Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to double spending on homelessness — to $1 billion — Los Angeles Times

Good Moms Don’t Have to Be Helicopter Parents — Reason

What Does the Fed Know that Nobody Else Knows? — Law & Liberty

Stop Hijacking Students’ Grief after School Shootings — Kyle Kashuv, National Review

Reporter Won’t Reveal Source & 10 SF Cops Pull Guns On Him — Washington Post

Holocaust Gives Rep. Rashida Tlaib ‘Warm Feeling’ — Town Hall

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