Page 1 Roundup (12/13)

The Daily News: Sorrow and tears on Columbia, Barnard campuses over slaying of freshman Tessa Majors; cops release two teens questioned in her death

UPDATE: NYPD arrests 13-year-old suspect who confessed to knifing death of Barnard College student Tessa Majors, two other suspects sought: sources

House Judiciary Committee unexpectedly delays planned vote on Trump articles of impeachment after marathon hearing

School bus evacuated due to student’s copious use of Axe body spray

Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney was given meth and sedative before she was murdered, autopsy finds

Associated Press: Los Angeles police officer charged with fondling corpse, faces 3 years in prison

Protests are organized in all 50 states for the night before Trump's impeachment

MSNBC: For the third time this year, GOP rejects election-security bill

Towleroad: GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz called out for DUI after ripping into Hunter Biden (who is not running for office) for substance abuse in impeachment hearing

Dlisted: Tom Petty’s family members are no longer fighting over his estate

Hollywood agent Dan Spilo was kicked off  “Survivor” for inappropriate touching

New York Post: Barnard student Tessa Majors had two hometown music gigs lined up for winter break

The Independent: Finland forms government of five parties all led by women, with youngest prime minister in world

The Washington Post: Boris Johnson wins majority, while Jeremy Corbyn says he won’t lead another general election campaign

 Fully expect an orange version of this, although at the unprecedented rate he’s going there may not be any degenerates left to pardon ...

The New York Times: The IRS sent a letter about health insurance to 3.9 million people. It saved some of their lives.

Caroline Fredrickson: Donald Trump wanted another Roy Cohn. He got Bill Barr. Even better.

Charles Blow: Impeachment in the House is the victory

The Wall Street Journal: The world's cash is disappearing -- and bankers aren't sure where it went