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  5.   · WorldTeen who fired on two Toronto-area synagogues gets 2 years. He was paid to do it, and the people who paid him are still unknown
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Rep. Andy Harris, chairman of the House Freedom Caucus
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Freedom Caucus chair Andy Harris: Senate should take a 10-day recess so Trump can make recess appointments that last a year

House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris (R-Md.) is calling on Senate Republicans to take a 10-day recess during the lame-duck session so President Trump can make recess appointments before Democrats take control of Congress in January, the…

Our take: Use every day that's left. If confirmations stall, recess appointments are a legitimate tool.

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Sen. John Kennedy speaking on the Senate floor
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Sen. John Kennedy: Republicans will work Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Thanksgiving to confirm Trump's nominees, then push reconciliation

Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) went to the Senate floor Wednesday and said Republicans are ready to work every day until the end of the year, holidays included, to confirm President Trump's nominees before Democrats take control of Congress in January.…

Our take: No holidays until the job is done. That's the right call.

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Teen who fired on two Toronto-area synagogues gets 2 years. He was paid to do it, and the people who paid him are still unknown

A teenager who opened fire on two Toronto-area synagogues in March was sentenced Tuesday to two years in custody plus one year of community supervision. That is the maximum Canada's Youth Criminal Justice Act allows for these offenses, JNS reports,…

Our take: The trigger-puller got the maximum. The people who paid him haven't been found.

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