Senate Republicans intensify opposition to Rice over misleading Benghazi statements after meeting

(Washington Free Beacon – Bill Gertz) *Lead Story*

Will ending ‘tax cuts for the rich’ reduce the debt?

(Human Events – Mark LaRochelle) *Must Read*

Grover Norquist’s Real Goal

(Newsmax – Ronald Kessler)

It’s the Spending, Stupid!

(A Line Of Sight – Bob Beauprez)

Rand Paul: I Won’t Break the No-Tax-Increase Pledge I Made to the People

(CNS News – Susan Jones)

White House Finally Admits: There Was No Protest in Benghazi

(Townhall – Katie Pavlich)

Protectionism is a Rip-Off

(Daily Reckoning – Jeffrey Tucker)

Why the Asia-Pacific Region Needs a NATO

(Real Clear World – Sarosh Bana)

Grape growers can now sue the USDA

(Hot Air – Erika Johnsen)

Oil and gas lobby sues EPA over biofuel mandate

(Daily Caller – Michael Bastasch)

Far from Electrifying

(The American – Vaclav Smil)

Leahy pledges no warrantless e-mail access for feds

(CNET – Declan McCullagh) *Must Read*

U.S. set for fracking bonanza, says historian Ferguson

(CNN – Andrew Stevens)

At the Associated Press, Benghazi Is Just a ‘PR Disaster’

(NewsBusters – Tom Blumer)

Is an Obscure U.N. Agency Plotting a Global Internet Coup?

(The Blaze – Buck Sexton)

The Next Mitt Romney

(American Spectator – Jeffrey Lord)

Cox and Archer: Why $16 Trillion Only Hints at the True U.S. Debt

(Wall Street Journal – Chris Cox and Bill Archer)

The ‘West Side Story’ defense of sugar subsidies

(Washington Examiner – Timothy P. Carney)

UK Pulls Sodastream Ad For ‘Denigration Of The Bottled Drinks Market’

(Forbes – Caleb Melby)

Props to the AP for Language Bias Improvement

(PJ Media – Roger L. Simon) *Bonus Story*