From National Review, the New Deal was never any single coherent policy.
From Townhall, voter ID laws do not suppress turnout.
From The Washington Free Beacon, new congresscritter AOC is reportedly living rather comfortably.
From the Washington Examiner, a former Air Force intelligence specialist is charged with spying for Iran.
From The Federalist, the FEC still won't investigate alleged money laundering by the Clinton campaign.
From American Thinker, four ways Democrats want to make your life more difficult.
From CBC News, Saskatchewan argues against the Canadian federal government's carbon tax. (This is a live blog that started yesterday and was updated today. According to my browser's "find" feature, the word "dioxide" does not appear in the article, and the formula "CO2" appears only once, not in the article's text, but in a comment.)
From The Conservative Woman, "stop shoving veganism down our throats".
From the Express, an angry lorry driver shuts down a Remainer's call for a second Brexit referendum. (The term "lorry" is the U.K. equivalent of the American word "truck".)
From the Evening Standard, a barrister tells her male colleagues to knock off the off-color jokes.
From the Independent, a judge in Croydon, England rules that a girl should be brought by someone she's not related to, instead of her grandparents.
From the Irish Examiner, Irish children protest over climate change outside the Dial in Dublin.
From France24, why are all these anti-Semitic attacks happening in France?
From the NL Times, a man throws seven kilos of heroin out his van window in Limburg, Netherlands.
From Dutch News, 47 donor children with the right to compare their DNA with that of a fertility clinic owner.
From Deutsche Welle, Germany has seen a "worrying" jump in anti-Semitic crime.
From Radio Poland, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence will meet with Polish leaders.
From Radio Praha, next year's NHL season will start with a game in Prague, Czech Republic.
From Daily News Hungary, Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjarto says that talks with Turkish leaders have been straightforward.
From Russia Today, Moscow gets its strongest snowstorm in 140 years.
From Sputnik International, former Soviet leader Gorbachev wants the U.S. to dialogue with Russia on the INF treaty.
From Novinite, the European Parliament adopts a resolution finding that the rights of the Roma are constantly being violated.
From Independent Balkan News Agency, North Macedonia takes its seat at NATO's table today.
From the Greek Reporter, Greece's government continues the spending tradition that bankrupted it in the first place. (I must acknowledge that the U.S. doesn't have too much room to talk about such matters.)
From the Egypt Independent, archaeologists in the Sinai discover the remains of a Ptolemy-era ship repair shop.
From Egypt Today, security forces in Egypt's Matrouh region arrest the leader of a hashish-smuggling ring.
From The Times Of Israel, the IDF claims that its strikes have resulted in Iran moving its forces in Syria away from the border with Israel.
From The Jerusalem Post, an Israeli spacecraft named Beresheet will measure the moon's magnetic field. (If all goes well, this will be Israel's first lunar mission. The Hebrew word "beresheet", which may also be spelled "bereishit" or "bereshit", when translated into Greek, is "genesis".)
From Turkish Minute, Turkish authorities detain journalists and politicians in an operation against the Peoples’ Democratic Party.
From Radio Farda, 27 members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards are killed in a suicide attack.
From The Express Tribune, Pakistan will host talks between the U.S. and the Taliban.
From Khaama Press, in two areas of Afghanistan, more than 20 Taliban terrorists are sent to their virgins.
From Palestinian Media Watch, a senior Fatah official claims that in every Palestinian city, there is an "Israeli Auschwitz".
From the Jewish News Syndicate, an imam in Detroit says horrible things about Jews.
From Channel News Asia, Instagram deletes a gay Muslim comic after outrage in Indonesia.
From Gatestone Institute, will Al-Azhar University disavow Islamic colonialism?
From Twitchy, Spartacus wants to become America's first vegan president.
From National Right To Life News, "why can't we protect babies who survive abortion?"
From Breitbart, Speaker Pelosi (D-Cal) gets a visit from some angel families.
From CNET, after 15 years on Mars, the rover Opportunity has finally expired. (via the New York Post)
And from The Babylon Bee, every 3,000 miles, the new Toyota Prius will instruct you to check your privilege.
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