As the weekend starts and I prepare for some travelling to see the upcoming eclipse, here are some things going on:
From ABC News, White House chief strategist Steve Bannon has resigned.
From The Mirror, an "Allahu akbar" breaks out in Turku, Finland.
From Breitbart London, the Barcelona attackers could have killed many more if their original plans had come to fruition.
From BBC News, "bigger" attacks were planned.
From the NL Times, a Dutch girl had both legs broken in the Barcelona attack.
From Townhall, one American was killed in the Barcelona attack.
From Russia Today, opposing demonstrators clash in Barcelona.
From Yahoo News, Gambrils, Spain "emerges from a terrifying night".
From the Express, a majority of polled Europeans think that their national governments should be able to refuse the dictates of the European Union.
From National Review, being less evil than the Klan or the Nazis doesn't make you good.
From BizPac Review, Sir Charles has something to say about tearing down statues.
From the Washington Examiner, six "bogus" arguments against the RAISE act.
From the Los Angeles Times, would banning neo-nazi websites raise free speech issues?
From the Cumnock Chronicle, a timeline of terror in Europe.
From the Daily Star, a knife attacker is on the loose in Germany.
From Gatestone Institute, is an intolerant culture replacing a tolerant one?
From The Federalist, vandals in Chicago burn a bust of Lincoln.
From The Baltimore Sun, watch the statue of SCOTUS Justice Roger Taney being removed from the Maryland State House. (via The Daily Caller)
From Fox News, thousands petition for Lehigh University to withdraw President Trump's honorary degree.
And from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Chief Wanna Dubie RIP.
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