Time Magazine:
Inside Brett Kavanaugh's First Term on the Supreme Court

Andy Puzder: Trump’s China trade strategy could lead to historic agreement benefiting both nations

Andrew Sullivan:

Dems Commit Political Suicide By Pushing Open Borders

And by viewing normal Americans as bigots

Trey Gowdy: What I Would Ask Robert Mueller When He Testifies

Is Trump right never to apologize?
Study: Public Officials Who Apologize Are More Likely to Hurt Themselves By Doing So 

Barack Obama's ICE Chief: Don't Blame Trump, ‘Cages’ For Illegals Were Built By Obama Administration

On this day in 1941,

Nazis Capture Lvov, Ukraine

Germans kill 600,000 Ukrainian Jews 

Send 2.5 million Ukrainians to Germany to be slave laborers

Most American Renters Believe Owning A Home Is "Financially Out Of Reach"

Liberal Law Prof Jonathan Turley:

20 (Really Good) Questions for Robert Mueller

New Scientist: Shocking evidence shows people in vegetative states may be conscious

Pat Buchanan
Memo to Trump: Trade Bolton for Tulsi
Gabbard would deliver the foreign policy Trump promised

SCOTUS Declines To Restore AL Law Prohibiting D&C Abortions

Justice Thomas: "This is what our decisions have wrought."

Joe Scarborough… Last night was a ‘total disaster’ for Democrats…

Mayor Pete: "China is using technology for the perfection of dictatorship"

Mitt Romney, On Track to Being Worse For GOP Than John McCain

Two More Broward Officers Fired over Failed Parkland Response

On this day in 1950,

TRUMAN ORDERS U.S. FORCES TO KOREA

37,000 Americans Killed, Over 100,000 Wounded

On this day in 1950, Democrat President Harry S. Truman ordered U.S. armed forces to South Korea to defend against an invasion by North Korea.  Truman also ordered the U.S. Air Force to bomb military targets in North Korea and directed the U.S. Navy to blockade the North Korean coast.  China responded by entering the war on the side of North Korea a few months later.  The war lasted three years before ending in a stalemate that exists to this day.  37,000 Americans were killed and over 100,000 were wounded. 7,800 Americans remain unaccounted for 69 years later.  Some estimate the cost of the war for all sides as high as $20 billion and claim that up to 5,000,000 civilians and soldiers were killed.

Poll of Mexicans: Strong Opposition to Illegal Immigration, Most Support Immediate Deportation

15K Mexican Troops Heading to U.S. Border to Stop Migrant Crossings

On this day in 1950,

The Korean War ("The Forgotten War") Begins

36,000 Americans Killed

A Hip Hughes Video History Summary

On this day in 1530,

Augsburg Confession Published

On June 24, 1948,

Soviets Begin Blockade of Allies' Access to Berlin

65 years ago this week, on June 17, 1954:

Operation Wetback: 

Eisenhower Uses Military Tactics to Deport 1.3 Million Illegal Immigrants Back to Mexico

AP sources: US struck Iranian military computers this week

Five years ago:

The 1st Story re Obama Putting Immigrant Kids in Cages - "They're Treated Well"