Here's a selection of stories featured on this week's edition of the 'Round-Up':

--An explosion took place in a suburban Austin, Texas, neighborhood Sunday

evening. Some are pointing to a serial bomber as being responsible for 4

explosions in the Austin area.

--President Trump calls fired FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe a 'choir boy'.

--McCabe kept personal memos, similar to those compiled by James Comey on

interactions with President Trump.

--McCabe's firing was recommended by the FBI's internal career civil service

Office of Professional Responsibility.

--Former CIA Director John Brennan reacted to McCabe's firing by 'tweeting' a

strident attack against President Trump.

--Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch believes Attorney General Sessions did the right

thing in firing McCabe.

--The White House announced that it will seek the death penalty for certain drug

traffickers where appropriate under the law.

--The Trump administration is putting pressure on Senate Republicans to crack down

on Democratic efforts to delay its agenda.

--The federal government may soon obtain an ally in its battle with California

over its sanctuary laws.

--Baltimore (a city with the nations highest per-capita murder rate) to hire

lawyers to represent illegal aliens with deportation orders.

--President Trump stood alongside prototypes of the border wall.

--The Trump administration made a voluntary payment of $151,470 to the Department

of the Treasury to keep a promise that the company would not benefit from

foreign government payments while Trump is president.

--President Trump's coming tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum imports are the

first step in targeting China's unfair trade practices.

--A Democratic congressman from Long Island implied that Americans should grab

weapons and oppose President Trump by force if he doesn't abide by the

Constitution.

--The acting FBI deputy director testified during a Senate judiciary committee

hearing that former President Barack Obama's justice department forced the FBI

to delete over 500,000 fugitives that had outstanding arrest warrants from the

national instant criminal background check system.

--A California high school teacher was aghast to find out that she was placed on

leave over comments she made about the national school walkout day.

--Some school counselors and officials were so concerned about the mental

stability of Nicholas Cruze (accused of committing last month's Florida school

massacre) that they decided to have him forcibly committed more than a year

before the shooting. However, the recommendation was never acted upon.

--Turkey's semi-official newspaper called for an urgent action to form a 57

nation army of Islam to besiege and attack Israel.

--A Hamas lawmaker calls for the massacre of Jews.

--Israeli Defense Forces destroyed 2 underground terrorist structures in the Gaza

Strip. One was an old terror tunnel that was being reconstructed by Hamas.

--Nuclear non-proliferation advocates are sounding the alarm about a potential

nuclear energy deal between Saudi Arabia and the U.S.