Today’s Rebellion News – November 21st 2017

1,638 Pounds of Pot, 37.5 Pounds of Cocaine Seized in 21 Busts Last Week, Just at El Paso
(CNS News – Susan Jones)
*Lead Story*

Boom: CBS This Morning drops the hammer on Charlie Rose
(Hot Air – Ed Morrissey)
*Must Read*

Trump Is Right about Trophy Hunting
(National Review – Rich Lowry)

BOMBSHELL: Powerful Democrat Ensnared In Major D.C. Sex Scandal Using Taxpayer Money
(Daily Wire – Ryan Saavedra)

Congressman: ‘Get Control’ of ‘Scary’ Artificial Intelligence, Privacy Implications
(PJ Media – Nicholas Ballasy)

FDA pushes for generic painkillers intended to deter abuse
(Washington Examiner – Robert King)

NYT White House correspondent Glenn Thrush’s history of bad judgment around young women journalists
(Vox – Laura McGann)

Democracy Alliance Says Sexual Misconduct May Exist ‘Throughout Progressive Community’
(Washington Free Beacon – Brent Scher)

Sex Scandals Reveal How The Left Uses Shame To Destroy Morality
(The Federalist – Casey Chalk)

MSNBC Reporter: Rand Paul Being Beaten Up Is ‘One Of My Favorite Stories’
(Townhall – Matt Vespa)

Should The FBI Be Abolished?
(American Spectator – Steve Baldwin)

Past time to end the permission slip policy on jobs
(Watchdog – Greg Lawson)

FBI informant gathered years of evidence on Russian push for US nuclear fuel deals, including Uranium One, memos show
(The Hill – John Solomon)

The Cops Were Chasing a Shoplifter. They Ended Up Destroying an Innocent Man’s Home.
(Reason – Jay Stooksberry)

Feds have 43 pregnant illegal immigrant girls in custody, as immigration and abortion fights collide
(Washington Times – Stephen Dinan)

The GOP is right to ignore pay-as-you-go
(AEI Ideas – James C. Capretta)

Media Compares Charles Manson To Trump, ‘Far Right’
(Daily Caller – Amber Athey)

Courting Trouble: Fox News Judge Jeanine Pirro Handed 119 MPH Speeding Ticket
(Breitbart – Penny Starr)

Another Obama-era regulatory regime bites the dust
(American Thinker – Rick Moran)

Report: Coverage of Trump’s First 60 Days Far More Negative than Predecessors
(Accuracy in Media – Brian McNicoll)