FAA says furloughs over, flights back to normal by Sunday

(Washington Times – Stephen Dinan) *Lead Story*

Immigration bill guts E-Verify for years

(Daily Caller – Neil Munro) *Must Read*

Shocker: No One Wants to Buy Student Loan-backed Securities

(American Interest – Walter Russell Mead)

North Dakota oil facts

(AEI Ideas – Mark J. Perry)

Army burned millions on unused trash incinerators

(Washington Examiner – Michal Conger)

The Government’s Looming Crackdown on Raw Milk Cheese

(Reason – Baylen Linnekin)

America’s Economy Cannot Afford Its Nosebleed Corporate Income Tax

(Forbes – Louis Woodhill)

Behind the Scenes, Boehner Saving Taxpayers Millions

(Townhall – Daniel Doherty)

California Assembly OKs non-citizen jurors

(Human Events – John Hayward)

Does the White House Correspondents Dinner erode national media’s credibility?

(Hot Air – Ed Morrissey)

Perry disgusted: Cartoon depicts ‘booming’ business

(Christian Science Monitor – Will Weissert/AP)

Conservative Lion Howard Phillips Leaves Legacy of the Right Principles

(CNS News – Penny Star)

Southern Poverty Law Center Provides Cover for Jihad Apologists

(Breitbart – Lee Stranahan) *Must Read*

Martha Stewart: Let Each State Determine Its Own Online Sales Tax System

(PJ Media – Nicholas Ballasy)

The Revolving Door Spins Again: Obama Adviser Plouffe Joins Bloomberg TV, Stays in Campaign Mode

(NewsBusters – Tom Blumer)

FedEx CEO outlines recommendations to break U.S. energy dependence.

(Washington Free Beacon – Ellison Barber)

Top-Ranking GOP Rep. Says There Are ‘Clearly More Persons of Interest’ in Boston Bombing

(The Blaze – Madeleine Morgenstern)

U.S. Opens Spigot After Farmers Claim Discrimination

(New York Times – Sharon LeFraniere) *Must Read*

‘Democracy May Have Had Its Day’

(Wall Street Journal – Matthew Kaminski)

A Win for Rational Policy and Cost Effective Energy in Europe

(Energy Tribune – Marita Noon)

Mich. lawmakers look to crack down on costly bottle return fraud

(Detroit News – Gary Heinlein)