- The Senate released their "health care" bill, which is revealed to be even more disastrous than the House's version. I have yet to find any news source that has been able to put a positive spin on this. Even the best Fox News could do was downplay their reporting on it as much as possible.
- Capitol police dragged disabled protesters outside Mitch McConnell's out of their wheelchairs to arrest them.
- Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy is heavily rumored to announce his retirement early next week, opening up the possibility of another Trump appointee.
- Reporters were told by the White House that not only could they not record press briefings, but they couldn't report the fact that they were told not to record them.
- A white St. Louis police officer shot a Black officer. The police chief initially claimed it was just from accidental crossfire during an arrest attempt, but it turns out the two incidents were completely unrelated.
- The Seattle Police Department, as an official response to Sunday's murder of Charleena Lyles by police officers, posted video of another officer playing a first person shooter while casually discussing the case.
- Yellowstone Grizzlies are no longer protected as an endangered species, and not because their populations have reached healthy, sustainable levels.
OK, I just went through the day's comics and didn't even crack a smile. Probably more reflective of my mood than the talents of the creators. So instead, I'll post those comics that I found interesting, clever, and/or insightful. Hopefully, the country won't have completely collapsed by Monday, and I'll be in a better frame of mind to talk about comics.
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