John Kelly joins board of company operating largest shelter for unaccompanied migrant children  —  In April, protesters outside the nation's largest facility for unaccompanied migrant children noticed a familiar face enter the massive, fenced site in Homestead, Florida: former White House chief of staff John Kelly.

Trump, Putin discussed Mueller report and agreed no collusion, White House says  —  White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said the two leaders spoke by phone for an hour on Friday.  —  President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke Friday and both agreed …

This nation is at the mercy of a criminal administration  —  Imagine that you live in a town that has been taken over by gangsters.  The mayor is a crook and so are the district attorney and police chief.  You can't fight city hall.  But at least you know you can turn for help to the state or federal government.

De Blasio expected to announce 2020 presidential run next week: sources  —  Mayor de Blasio is expected to announce he's running for president next week, according to three sources with knowledge of the plans.  —  The 2020 announcement could come as early as de Blasio's birthday on Wednesday, when he'll turn 58, said one source.

North Korea Launches Short-Range Projectiles, South Says  — The projectiles flew 70 to 200 kilometers before landing in the sea between North Korea and Japan, the South Korean military said.  — In April, the country tested a “tactical guided weapon,” a signal of escalating tensions as talks with the United States remain stalled.

James Woods Banned from Twitter Amid Silicon Valley's Conservative Blacklisting Campaign  —  James Woods, one of the few conservative stars in Hollywood, has been locked out of his Twitter account for over a week now for “abusive behavior,” once again demonstrating the double standard …

Remarkably unremarkable: Pete Buttigieg rises in the polls as the first major openly gay candidate for president  —  SOMERVILLE — It was both a remarkable and entirely unremarkable sight: Pete Buttigieg's husband shaking hands with voters who had lined up outside the Somerville Theatre to hear …

Erik Prince Set Up Intel Training for Project Veritas, James O'Keefe: Report  —  Blackwater founder Erik Prince arranged for political activist James O'Keefe's conservative group Project Veritas to receive more than one round of “training in intelligence and elicitation techniques,” The Intercept reports.

Why Joe Biden Might Be the Best Bet to Beat Trump  —  If you've been reading the liberal media and Left Twitter the past couple of months, you'd be certain of one thing: Joe Biden is hopelessly out of touch — too old, too white, too male, too handsy, too racist, too misogynist, too unwoke …

Letter from the Editor  —  Dear readers:  —  On Tuesday, April 30, Poynter posted a list of 515 “unreliable” news websites, built from pre-existing databases compiled by journalists, fact-checkers and researchers around the country.  Our aim was to provide a useful tool for readers to gauge …

Floridians Gave Ex-Felons the Right to Vote.  Lawmakers Just Put a Big Obstacle in Their Way.  —  NORTH MIAMI, Fla. — In November, Florida voters approved a groundbreaking ballot measure that would restore voting rights for up to 1.5 million people with felony convictions.

Jobs surge in April, unemployment rate falls to the lowest since 1969  —  KEY POINTS  —  US added 263,000 jobs in April, vs 190,000 expected  —  The U.S. jobs machine kept humming along in April, adding a robust 263,000 new hires while the unemployment rate fell to 3.6%, the lowest in a generation …

Judges declare Ohio's congressional map unconstitutional  —  CINCINNATI (AP) — A federal court ruled Friday that Ohio's congressional map is unconstitutional and ordered a new one be drawn for the 2020 elections.  —  A three-judge panel of the U.S. District Court in Cincinnati ruled unanimously …

“Teach Schmidt a Lesson”: Did the Department of Justice Give the Mueller Letter to the Post to Screw the Times?  —  The Times's Michael Schmidt and Mark Mazzetti thought they had a scoop—until it turned up in their biggest competitor.  And D.O.J. contacts told Times reporters it had been done to punish them.

Spying on the Trump Campaign Isn't a Conspiracy Theory Anymore  —  Making the click-through worthwhile: The New York Times confirms that the FBI sent undercover investigators to talk to Trump-campaign officials in 2016 after all; the Washington Post uncovers some unnerving new details about Bernie Sanders's …

What Happens Next with the Mueller Report?  The Answer May Lie in the Footnotes  —  If there's one thing that lawyers know about reading documents, it's to pay attention to the footnotes.  In fact, oftentimes the most important information is buried there.

‘Lock her up’ redux?  Biden's son becomes the right's new target  —  President Donald Trump's political allies and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani have begun mobilizing to cast a legal cloud over Joe Biden and demanding that the Justice Department should open an investigation that could ensnare …

This Is Billy McFarland's Fyre Festival Comeback Plan  —  Josh Raab didn't find Billy McFarland; Billy McFarland found him.  Or, rather, his girlfriend did.  In late February, Raab — a freelance editor who has worked with Al Gore and Garth Brooks, among other celebrities — received an editing query from a stranger named Ana.

A Mueller Investigator Moves On (but Stays Mum)  —  Greg D. Andres was the first member of the special counsel's team to speak publicly since the report came out, but said little.  —  In the span of his 22-month investigation into President Trump, Robert S. Mueller III never held a news conference.

Prosecutors: No need to prove Russian conspiracy to charge Stone with obstruction  —  Federal prosecutors argued Friday that special counsel Robert Mueller did not need to prove conspiracy between the Russian government and the Trump campaign to show that longtime Trump ally Roger Stone obstructed Congress' investigation of the matter.