Reuters | European Union leaders will give British Prime Minister Theresa May a tough reception in Brussels on Wednesday.

Voice Of Europe | The humanitarian superpower Sweden has once again shown that it has no problem giving one vulnerable person preference over another when deciding whom to expel and who should be allowed to stay for humanitarian purposes.

RT | A powerful explosion has rocked a college in the Crimean city of Kerch, killing at least ten people and injuring 50. Initially gas explosion has been suspected, but then it was revealed an explosive device was used.

Zero Hedge | Yet more evidence has emerged this morning to contradict the official Saudi narrative.

Daily Mail | So bloody and extensive is President Putin’s record of aggression, not least in Syria and Ukraine, that an incursion into the empty deserts of North Africa might hardly seem worth noting.

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American Mirror | The Democrats’ top objective if they retake the House in November is to score a political point.

The Last Refuge | The Bureau of Labor Statistics has released some remarkable economic data today.

CNBC | BNY Mellon’s chief currency strategist said the current sell-off echoes 1987 market crash, speaking to CNBC Tuesday.

Grizzle.com | The ostensible trigger for the bond sell-off was a strong non-manufacturing ISM number which rose to the highest level since 1997.

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Daily Mail | Says you’ll soon be able to leave your passport at home.

Sputnik | A feminist theater play with a telltale name “Salon Vagina!” expected to enlighten schoolkids about “the pussy” has caused many angry reactions among ordinary Swedes.

The Daily Sheeple | This blue wave is sounding to me like a crime wave. This is not American and it is not “productive.”

KXXV | “And there were still disrespectful people driving by as I had this flag, picking it up off the ground in the middle of a freaking road.”

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