Some things going on out there, on the last full day of Spring:
From The Hill, in the 6th District of Georgia, there's a special election today.
From Breitbart's Big Government, "Clinton 3.0" (as they called her) scolds Steve Bannon.
From Fox News, at the main railroad in Brussels, an "Allahu Akbar" breaks out.
From The Daily Caller, the FBI will announce their findings concerning the baseball field shooting.
From The Telegraph, the Finsbury Park attacker allegedly wanted revenge for the London Bridge attack.
From MHW Magazine, a van driver was killed when he drove into trucks stopped by obstacles placed in the road by migrants near Calais, France.
From France 24, a man killed when he rammed a police van had a gun permit, although he was on a jihadist watch list.
From The Jerusalem Post, nearly half of Muslim youth in Austria think that Jews have too much influence.
From Egypt Independent, a mosque in Berlin that allows men and women to sit together causes some consternation.
From the Daily Mail, an ISIS-inspired Lego knockoff is available in Australia.
From FrontpageMag, leftists have "anger privilege".
From National Review, even "hate speech" is free speech.
From HotAir, a look at how the left treated Otto Warmbier.
From The Roanoke Times, Congressman Tom Garrett (R-VA) calls for North Korea to be put back on the list of state sponsors of terror.
From the Express, EU member states argue over who should get to host the two agencies that are currently located in London, but must be relocated due to Brexit.
From Yahoo News, and the "Are you sitting down?" department, former Attorney General Eric Holder is thinking about running for president. (via American Lookout)
From the New York Post, if you want to be Mickey Mouse, it's a good idea to learn sign language.
From The Blaze, Press Secretary Sean Spicer doesn't know if President Trump has seen a draft of the Senate version of what could become Trumpcare.
From The Daily Signal, reports of the death of criminal justice reform have been greatly exaggerated. (They actually quote Mark Twain.)
And to finish with some satire from The Babylon Bee, and the anachronism department, the Apostle Paul's copy of the King James Bible is up for auction.
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