Morning Round-Up 5-20

Feature of the Day: Rogue Element: How an anti-government militia grew on a U.S. Army base

Morning Headlines

Domestic                                                          

Associated Press

1. Oregon Ruling Marks 13th Gay Marriage Win in a Row
2. Koch Brothers Group Prepares to Fight Detroit Deal
3. FBI: Blackshades Infected Half-Million Computers

Politico

1. Arthur Sulzberger goes on offense
2. Primary day: 6 states, 5 things to watch
3. Why Frank Underwood is a Democrat

Reuters

1. Military acquisition rules hamper U.S. ability to counter cyber threats
2. London imam Abu Hamza convicted of U.S. terrorism charges
3. U.S. moves more forces closer to Libya as unrest grows

Wall Street Journal

1. Mortgage, Home-Equity Woes Linger
2. U.S., Nigeria to Share Data In Bid to Find Kidnapped Girls
3. Private Group Sought to Arm Syrian Rebels

Washington Times

1. Feds’ latest move in N.M. land grap: Designate contested land a national monument
2. GA, KY primaries key to GOP control of Senate
3. Congress to rein in Obama’s targeting of gun retailers

Top Conservative Stories of the Day:

The American Conservative

1. Can Google Search for Friendship?
2. Chris Christie Isn’t Dead Yet

Breitbart

1. Why Did Cochran Wait Nearly Three Weeks to Bring Break-In Info to Police?
2. Whistleblower retaliation in the VA scandal

 The Daily Caller     

1. Report: Special Interests More Influential Than Public Opinion
2. Document Requests Stalled on Obamacare Contractor With No Work To Do

CNSNews.com

1. State Dept. Won’t Say if Christian Toddler Jailed in Sudan is U.S. Citizen
2. CAIR Spokesman: Christian Mother Sentenced to Die in Sudan ‘Should Be Immediately Released’

National Review

1. Benghazi Constructs
2. A Gilded Lilly

Washington Free Beacon

1. Democrat Natalie Tennant Received Thousands from Liberal Megadonors
2. Menendez Threatens to Scuttle Key Pro-Israel Bill

 Top Liberal Stories of the Day:

The Daily Beast

1. Exclusive: 100 Americans Are Waging Jihad in Syria
2. #ShotsFired in U.S.-China Cyberwar

Talking Points Memo

1. Ira Glass Couldn’t Care Less Who Edits The New York Times
2. Primaries See Late Scrambles, Even on Obamacare

ThinkProgress

     1. In Landmark Class Action, Farmers Insurance Sues Local Governments for Ignoring Climate Change