U.N. takeover of the Internet must be stopped, U.S. warns
(CNET – Declan McCullagh) *Lead Story*
New York City bans big drinks
(Human Events – John Hayward) *Must Read*
Industry Groups Dispute Obama’s Claim to Pursue ‘All-of-the-Above’ Energy Policy
(CNS News – Matt Cover)
Can Mitt draw blood attacking Obama for cronyism?
(Washington Examiner – Timothy P. Carney)
Defense Secretary to explain U.S. pivot to Asia in Singapore speech
(Washington Free Beacon – Bill Gertz)
A Religious Fire Bell in the Night
(American Spectator – Doug Bandow)
Washington State Enters New Era of Liquor Privatization
(Reason Foundation – Leonard Gilroy)
North Carolina parents poised to regain control of kids’ school lunches
(Daily Caller – Meagan Clark) *Must Read*
Federal Reserve Orders Bloomberg Ban
(Forbes – Daniel Shuchman)
Higher Education’s Online Revolution
(Wall Street Journal – John Chubb and Terry Moe)
GM Makes Undisclosed $600K Deal with CFO’s Wife’s Ad Agency
(Breitbart – Seton Motley)
Better Schools, Fewer Dollars, We can improve education without busting the budget.
(City Journal – Marcus A. Winters)
End Handouts for Illegals, The IRS is failing to stop rampant abuse of the child tax credit.
(National Review – David Vitter)
The Grand Theme of Governing
(American Thinker – Bruce Walter)
Walmart Dumps Conservative Group ALEC After 19 Years
(The Blaze – Becket Adams)
As Dragon capsule splashes down, SpaceX begins to convert skeptics
(Christian Science Monitor – Pete Spotts)
Is Obama’s Use Of Drones Just To Look Tough?
(Investor’s Business Daily – Charles Krauthammer)
Jim Rogers: ‘If You Are Not Worried About 2013, Please — Get Worried’
(Money News – Forrest Jones and Kathleen Walter)
Third-World traffic court
(Pittsburgh Tribune-Review – Sean Eckenrod)
Republicans make new offer in student loan stalemate
(Los Angeles Times – Lisa Mascaro)
Washington Times violates courthouse photo prohibition
(Washington Post – Erik Wemple) *Bonus Story*
Posted by Tom Brown on May 31st, 2012 under News
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