What We’re Reading Today: Court Packing, Bloomberg Bias, Galaxy Quest Doc … And More

Some headlines that caught our eye.

Impeachment Circus

Impeachment witnesses agree on one thing: Delay of foreign aid is common practice — Washington Times

Trump makes his mark on courts amid impeachment storm — The Hill

Media Bias

Bloomberg News Tells Reporters Not to Investigate 2020 Democrats. Reporters still allowed to investigate Donald Trump. — Washington Free Beacon

Election 2020

Elizabeth Warren blasts Michael Bloomberg, says he’s trying to ‘buy a nomination’ — USA Today

The Squad

Ilhan Omar’s $1 Trillion Housing Proposal Is an Expensive Joke — Reason

Hong Kong

A Victory for Democracy in Hong Kong — National Review

Climate ‘Science’

Supreme Court refuses to hear case involving climate scientist’s lawsuit — The Hill

Developing nations climate activism losers — Ronald Stein, Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow 

Who Is Winning The Climate Wars? — Manhattan Contrarian

Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving travel weather forecast: Big storms to create big trouble from coast to coast — USA Today

Giving thanks for the magic of the marketplace, the invisible hand of strangers, and no turkey czars — Mark Perry, Carpe Diem

Border Control

DHS Deputy Says ‘About 60,000’ Migrants Have Been Sent Back Under ‘Remain in Mexico’ Program — Daily Signal

TDS

California Democrats handed GOP a win with Trump tax returns law — Los Angeles Times

Medicare for All

5 Things the 2020 Democrats Aren’t Telling You About Medicare for All — Politico

State-Led Medicare For All Would Import All Of Canada’s Problems — Sally Pipes, Pacific Research Institute

Misc

Galaxy Quest cast warmly recall the sci-fi comedy in new documentary

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