Some Headlines That Caught Our Eye ….
MEDIA BIAS
Acosta Is His Own Worst ‘Enemy’ — RealClearPolitics
Left ‘Blacklists’ Sarah Sanders — PowerLine
White NBA Fans Accused of Dehumanizing Blacks — Jay Maxson, Newsbusters
THE LEFT
The Best Part Of Not Being A Progressive Is Not Having To Feel Guilty All The Time — Manhattan Contrarian
A party run by children — Don Surber
A Tsunami of Hypocrisy — Kurt Schlicter/Townhall
THE ECONOMY
The 7 Worst Ideas for Regulation This Century — David Henderson/American Institute for Economic Research
Is A ‘Tight’ Federal Reserve The Cause Of Buffalo, NY’s Malaise? — John Tamny/Forbes
Berkeley Floats New GDP Calculation That Subtracts ‘Harm From Pollution’ — Catherine Wolfram, Energy Institute at Haas
THE WORLD
Hong Kong Chief Exec Carrie Lam Undercut But Beijing Supports Her — Emma Graham-Harrison, Guardian
Iran Spurs U,S, To Send Still More Troops, Resources To Middle East — Nicole Gaouette, CNN
Xi Visits North Korea For First Time As Chinese President This Week — Sasha Ingber, NPR
IMMIGRATION
California’s ‘free’ health care for illegal immigrants — courtesy of the taxpayers — Sally Pipes/Fox News
McConnell Will Force Border Money Vote Next Week — Jordain Carney, The HillFox News
Religion As a Weapon In Favor of Illegal Immigration — The Economist
POLITICS
When Normality Became Abnormal — Victor Davis Hanson
Swalwell to pitch gun control plan near NRA headquarters — The Hill
Elizabeth ‘Antitrust’ Warren Plays Monopoly — David Dayen, The American Prospect
Buttigieg ‘Can Only Assume,’ With No Evidence, There Have Already Been Homesexual Presidents — Rosie Perper, Business Insider
TECH
Marketers Seek Alternatives to Amazon, Facebook, Google — Laurie Sullivan, MediaPost
FCC Launches Farmer Internet Task Force — Corinne Reichert, CNET
Civilization Survived the Prophesized Net-Neutrality Apocalypse — Christopher Tremoglie, National Review
Pinterest’s Alibis on Live Action/Project Veritas Flap — James Pethokoukis, AEI
Is Internet Addiction Real, Or a Fiction of Enemies of the First Amendment? — Jeffrey Singer, Cato Institute
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