From Philly(dot)com, an opinion against the
From The Washington Times, West Virginia's teachers continue their strike.
From Breitbart Video, a guest on MSNBC calls criticizing the FBI a "high crime and misdemeanor".
From CNS News, the current administration appears to be "stopping the assault on conscience".
From Legal Insurrection, despite political attacks against the NRA, a Florida gun show has a record attendance.
From NBC News, the Supreme Court has declined to an appeal by the Trump administration over DACA, instead sending the case to an appeals court.
From The Daily Signal, SCOTUS hears arguments in the case Janus versus American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees.
From Voice Of Europe, a short biography of George Soros.
From Breitbart London, each year, U.K. taxpayers send about ₤6 million to Islamic charities "with extremist tendencies".
From WestMonster, Poland governing Law and Justice Party is also the country's most popular. (via Voice Of Europe)
From the NL Times, over 1,200 men provide DNA samples to help police investigate the murder of a boy, which occurred in 1998.
From the Express, French railroad workers threaten to go on strike, as a union leader calls President Macron "arrogant and vindictive".
From The Old Continent, European Commission President Juncker says that all Balkan countries might be able to join the E.U. by 2025.
From Sputnik International, a German charity is vandalized after prioritizing German citizens over foreigners.
From The Local IT, skiers, snowboarders, and even snowman-makers come out in Rome.
From FrontpageMag, one particular demographic group is over-represented when it comes to the perpetrators of mass shootings.
From The Guardian, five people have died from the explosion at a building in Leicester, U.K.
From The United West, how Israel has kept their schools safe.
From CTV News, Canadian Conservatives promise to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital if they are elected in 2019.
From BBC News, Turkish President Erdoğan's promise to a young girl that she would be honored if she became a martyr draws criticism.
From OPIndia, remembering India's Rotherham.
From Gatestone Institute, according to Palestinians, all Israel is a settlement.
From National Review, the left ignores the failures of law enforcement in connection with the Parkland high school shooting.
From Townhall, nine examples of AR-15's being used in defense of self or property.
From the Washington Examiner, President Trump claims that he would have run into the school where the shooting was going on, even without a weapon.
From the New York Post, video of two armed women defending their liquor store against an armed robber.
And from Inside Edition, a TV news anchor literally gets the bird. (via HuffPost)
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