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10:35 AM ET, July 2, 2021

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Reuters:
Barrett finds own voice at center of conservative U.S. Supreme Court  —  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Justice Amy Coney Barrett blazed her own path during her rookie term on the U.S. Supreme Court, helping a conservative majority prevail in major cases while at times defying expectations after critics …
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Kimberley A. Strassel / Wall Street Journal:
A Supreme Blow to Intimidation  —  Sheldon Whitehouse is unhappy about Thursday's ruling.  That's a good sign.  —  Rhode Island Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse is unhappy with Thursday's Supreme Court ruling that reins in his ability to harass political opponents.  Perhaps he and his fellow intimidators should have been less brazen.
Cristian Farias / Vanity Fair:
“That Law, of All Laws, Should Not Be Diminished”: In Devastating Ruling, the Supreme Court Leaves the Voting Rights Act on Life Support
Axios:
Biden aide charges “sabotage” of Harris  —  Top White House officials are mobilizing to defend Vice President Kamala Harris amid a gusher of leaks about dysfunction and infighting in her office.  —  Driving the news: White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain told Axios in a statement …
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Dan McLaughlin / New York Post:
Cy Vance's Trump case is straight from a banana republic — punish your political enemies  —  Donald Trump has long claimed that investigations of him are a partisan “witch hunt.”  Manhattan DA Cy Vance seems determined to make Trump's point for him by indicting the Trump Organization along …
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New York Post:
Trump Organization indictments are a travesty of justice
Discussion: BizPac Review
Josh Dawsey / Washington Post:
Trump seeks to use indictments as a political rallying cry as he tries to survive latest legal threat
Eli Rosenberg / Washington Post:
U.S. economy added 850,000 jobs in June as labor market showed renewed strength  —  Hiring surged heading into the second half of the year.  —  The U.S. economy added 850,000 jobs in June as the pace of the recovery surged — quieting simmering fears, at least temporarily, of more lasting harm from labor and supply shortages.
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Josh Mitchell / Wall Street Journal:
U.S. Job Growth Likely Accelerated in June, Economists Say  —  Some industries continue to struggle to find workers at prevailing wages  —  The U.S. economy is projected to have created more than 700,000 jobs last month, though some companies continue to struggle to find workers to serve a flood of customers as the pandemic recedes.
Patricia Cohen / New York Times:
The June jobs report will offer a reading on economic momentum.  —  The latest clues to the state of the nation's economic recovery will come Friday morning when the Labor Department releases its June jobs report.  —  Economists expect payroll gains to top 700,000, an increase …
Discussion: The Daily Caller
Jazz Shaw / HotAir:
U.S. pulls out of Bagram Airfield without notice  —  There was no official notice provided as to when the bulk of our forces in Afghanistan would be bugging out, but it seems to have happened last night.  The United States and any remaining allied forces at Bagram Airfield …
Discussion: Associated Press and Metro.co.uk
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Thomas Gibbons-Neff / New York Times:
U.S. Leaves Its Last Afghan Base, Effectively Ending Operations  —  With little fanfare, Bagram Air Base — once the military's nerve center — was handed over to the Afghans, after nearly 20 years of waging war from the hub.  —  KABUL, Afghanistan — American troops and their Western allies …
Discussion: Slate
Kathy Gannon / Associated Press:
US hands Bagram Airfield to Afghans after nearly 20 years
Discussion: NBC News, Reason and Political Wire
Wall Street Journal:
U.S. Shuts Down Bagram Air Base as Afghanistan Pullout Speeds Up
Jamie McIntyre / Washington Examiner:
As last US forces depart Bagram air base, fewer than 1,000 American troops remain in Afghanistan
Andrea Salcedo / Washington Post:
A former police officer arrested after the Jan. 6 riot was told to stay away from guns.  He bought 34, feds say.  —  In January, a federal judge agreed to release Thomas Robertson, a former Rocky Mount, Va., police officer facing multiple charges over his alleged participation in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
John Smith / American Thinker:
Did Biden Really Win California?  —  The November 3, 2020, Presidential election data from California sets off alarm bells.  —  Election data generated by the natural voting process will closely match Benford's Law predictions.  (Benford's Law, or the rule of leading digits, is used as an indicator of fraud in numerical data.)
Pete Williams / NBC News:
Attorney General Merrick Garland orders pause of federal executions  —  Attorney General Merrick Garland ordered a temporary stop Thursday to scheduling further federal executions.  —  In a memo to senior officials, he said serious concerns have arisen about the arbitrariness of capital punishment …
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Priscilla Alvarez / CNN:
First on CNN: Biden unveils unprecedented government-wide strategy to encourage US citizenship  —  (CNN)The Biden administration is introducing an unprecedented effort to encourage eligible immigrants to apply for US citizenship, according to a US Citizenship and Immigration Services official.
Discussion: POLITICUSUSA and USCIS
Washington Post:
Concern over crime is growing — but Americans don't just want more police, Post-ABC poll shows  —  Concern over crime has reached the highest point in four years amid a spike in killings in big cities and an uptick in violent crime, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll released Friday …
Discussion: ABC News and HotAir
Clare Malone / The Atlantic:
Ohio Is Now Fully Trumpified  —  In another lifetime, Representative Anthony Gonzalez was the Ohio Republican Party's dream candidate.  Many of his future suburban-Cleveland constituents cheered for him at Byers Field when he was a high-school-football standout at St. Ignatius …
Discussion: National Review
Rep. Rodney Davis / Washington Examiner:
Pelosi cancels the Fourth of July  —  During an average year, the U.S. Capitol welcomes 2.5 million visitors, but House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has refused to reopen the Capitol to visitors — school groups, families, or anyone hoping to see the legislative branch in action.
Discussion: Washington Monthly
Jacob Silverman / New Republic:
Tucker Carlson and Glenn Greenwald's Shameless Marriage of Convenience … Last week, in an appearance on a Mediaite podcast, the journalist Glenn Greenwald came to the defense once again of Fox News's chief hatemonger, Tucker Carlson.  While he rightly accused Carlson of “deliberately inflaming …
Apoorva Mandavilli / New York Times:
Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Protects Against Delta Variant, Company Reports  —  The vaccine also produced long-lasting immune responses, researchers said.  Booster shots seem unnecessary, at least for now.  —  The Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine is effective against the highly contagious Delta variant …
Discussion: OutKick, CNN, New York Post and NBC Boston
Rebecca Shabad / NBC News:
Washington lawmaker apologizes for wearing Star of David to protest Covid mandates … WASHINGTON — A Washington state lawmaker apologized Thursday for wearing a yellow Star of David on his shirt during an event last weekend where he spoke to conservative activists.
The Daily Beast:
Trumpworld App Is Bankrolled by Fugitive Chinese Billionaire  —  Trump adviser Jason Miller launched a new social media company that's being bankrolled by a buddy of pardoned Trump strategist Steve Bannon.  —  A new social media network led by Donald Trump adviser Jason Miller is backed …
Roger Sollenberger / The Daily Beast:
Inside Broke Roger Stone's Very ‘Shady’ Condo Purchase  —  Roger Stone somehow secured a $400,000 mortgage while facing a $1.5 million federal lien and owing the IRS roughly $2 million.  —  BEAST INSIDE  —  The federal government says longtime Donald Trump confidant Roger Stone owes $2 million in unpaid taxes.
Discussion: Raw Story
Christian Toto / Hollywood in Toto:
‘Forever Purge’ Follows Far-Left's Fear of White Supremacy, Ignores Antifa  —  The “Purge” franchise offers a glimpse into the progressive mindset.  —  Previous installments slammed Christians as monsters, railed against President Donald Trump and stoked the dying embers of Occupy Wall Street's class resentment.
Sally Jenkins / Washington Post:
The NFL's investigation was just like Daniel Snyder's workplace culture: Rotten  —  The so-called investigative report on the nasty skirt-clutching culture inside the Washington Football Team has vanished like invisible ink.  And somehow the NFL thinks it can make it all right by handing Tanya Snyder the mop and broom.
Discussion: ProFootballTalk and DCist
Jeremy W. Peters / New York Times:
J.D. Vance, ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ Author, Is Running for Senate in Ohio  —  The author and venture capitalist will vie for the Republican nomination in one of the most wide-open 2022 Senate races.  —  J.D. Vance, an author and venture capitalist whose best-selling memoir, “Hillbilly Elegy,” …
Chris Deluzio / The Hill:
Pennsylvania's election audit moves follow the partisan playbook  —  In the wake of the 2020 presidential election, across the country, we saw radical efforts to spread lies about voter fraud, attack voting rights and overturn the results of the presidential election.
 
 
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American Greatness:
Defund the FBI  —  Republicans need to abandon their longtime, reflexive loyalty to the FBI.
Sheryl Gay Stolberg / New York Times:
Is Biden Declaring ‘Independence From the Virus’ Too Soon?
Discussion: USA Today and Daily Kos
Pedro Gonzalez / The American Mind:
The Hunt for Dissidents  —  Summoning an imaginary specter of white supremacy …
Discussion: The Federalist
Thomas Brewster / Forbes:
NSA And FBI Blame Russia For Massive ‘Brute Force’ Attacks On Microsoft 365
Andrew Solender / Forbes:
Trump Demands Identity Of Officer Who Shot Capitol Rioter Ashli Babbitt Despite DOJ ‘Self-Defense’ Finding
Elizabeth Kivowitz / UCLA:
Conservatives' sensitivity to pandemic threat suppressed by distrust of science, media
Discussion: Balloon Juice
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bellingcat:
White Boy Summer, Nazi Memes and the Mainstreaming of White Supremacist Violence
Stephen Moore / The Hill:
Republicans should hit the reset button on Biden infrastructure deal
Albert Hunt / The Hill:
Trump is here to stay, and Republicans should be worried
Mark Judge / The Stream:
What ‘The Nation’ Got Right (and Wrong) about Me, Brett Kavanaugh, and God
David Wallace-Wells / New York Magazine:
How to Live in a Climate ‘Permanent Emergency’
Discussion: CBC News
Nouriel Roubini / Project Syndicate:
The Looming Stagflationary Debt Crisis
Josh Barro / Insider:
Admit it: Grilling is bad
Discussion: Gothamist
 

 
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John Koblin / New York Times:
NBC names Craig Melvin as Hoda Kotb's successor on Today, teaming up with Savannah Guthrie, starting January 13; Melvin has been Today's news anchor since 2018

Christopher Grimes / Financial Times:
Analysts say Netflix's live boxing match Friday night between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul is designed to get new subscribers, particularly on its ad-supported tier

Mia Sato / The Verge:
Facebook makes Views its primary metric for content, bringing it in line with Instagram; each time a piece of content appears on a screen, it counts as a View

 
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