From the Express, the British are happier after the Brexit vote.
From the Evening Standard, London switches on the Oxford Street Christmas lights.
From Breitbart London, a German teacher tells how mass migration and Islam make education "impossible".
From Voice Of Europe, Poland shows the right way to help Syrians.
From The Local FR, French police arrest nine would-be terrorists.
From the Daily Mail, a migrant who killed a E.U. official's daughter, sees his claim to be a "minor" disproved by his own teeth.
From Russia Today, the Scottish Parliament is evacuated due to three suspicious packages.
From Accuracy In Media, CNN did not correctly report President Trump's fish feeding.
From LifeNews, members of the U.K. Parliament debate abortion.
From Bloomberg, the GOP tax proposal includes an excise tax on payments multinational businesses make to their offshore affiliates. (via Legal Insurrection)
From Philly(dot)com, Congressman Frank LoBiondo (R-NJ) will not seek reelection in 2018.
From the New York Post, the latest famous person to be accused to sexual harassment does not operate from Hollywood.
From Fox News, more on the sordid past of the Texas church shooter.
From The Weekly Standard, have we learned nothing from 100 years of communism?
From National Review, the compromises (not the lack thereof) which led up to the Civil War. In other words, why John Kelly and Tim Kaine are both wrong.
From Townhall, as the corruption trial of Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ) goes to the jury, his Democrat colleagues won't say if they'll expel him from the Senate.
From the Daily Trust, five people are killed in Maiduguri, Nigeria by four female suicide bombers. (via Sahara Reporters)
From NDTV, a Bangladeshi man is convicted of raping a 71-year-old nun.
From the Daily Signal, more Americans don't want government regulating social media.
And from the Associated Press, while investigating a traffic collision in Nisku, Alberta, the RCMP finds a car full of highly exposed people.
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