Economic anxiety can reshape America for the better, the right says

1. How economic anxiety could help reshape America for the better

From The Guardian: "Today's economic uncertainty and struggle can motivate people to change their allegiances and sensibilities, and make 'pie-in-the-sky' solutions seem more attainable."

2. New York City's booming economy is bad news for the far left

From New York Post: "Mother always said it's not nice to laugh while others cry, but there are exceptions. One is on display now in New York."

3. Pence: The evidence is clear: America is back

From Des Moines Register: "Vice President Mike Pence says the president is focused on making trade deals that benefit American farmers."

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