Page 1 Roundup (11/19)

The Daily News: Women working for Mayor de Blasio earn at least 4.5% less than men on average, pay gap increases to 10% for top officials

 Manhattan judge rejects Trump request for stay in former ‘Apprentice’ contestant’s defamation suit

Associated Press: U.S. officials knew of Ukraine’s Trump anxiety

NBC News: Senior Trump admin official Mina Chang resigns after embellishing resumé

NPR: In unprecedented betrayal of U.S. military, Trump pardons three service members in war crimes cases (ICYMI)

FPRI: Hillary Clinton nailed Tulsi Gabbard -- natch

Reuters: Oklahoma police officer charged with murdering his own chief and "best friend"

Gr8er Days: RIP swingin' '60s photographer Terry O'Neill, who captured this 1977 pic of Faye Dunaway that has to be one of the best movie-star portraits ever.

New York Post: Dad marries daughter, has sex with her after allegedly killing man together

Towleroad: Chick-fil-A vows to stop giving to anti-LGBTQ charities, a promise it has broken in the past

Dallas ‘Straight Pride’ event attracts 2 attendees

Drew Cards: Stand out this holiday season with these beautiful snowflake cards

The Washington Post: House is investigating whether Trump lied to Mueller, its general counsel told a federal appeals court

IRS whistleblower case advances as Senate staff looks at whether political appointee meddled with audit of Trump or Pence

Impeachment witness says Ukraine ‘gradually came to understand’ Trump’s desired investigation was tied to aid, meeting

Lt. Col. Vindman to describe his alarm over president’s call with Ukrainian leader, girding for Republican attack

Sondland discussed sensitive matters with Trump on phone from Kyiv restaurant as waiters circled (ICYMI)

The New York Times: Trump breaks with four decades of U.S. policy to say Jews can do anything they want in the West Bank

Her father was executed for murder. She still wants to know if he did it.

The Wall Street Journal: How to spoil a deer romance -- add human photographers

Hong Kong police, protesters strain to end campus standoff