Tuesday, January 31st, 2012

Romney scores victory in Florida primary

(Washington Times – Seth McLaughlin) Lead Story

Gingrich vows to press on after Florida defeat

(The Hill – Niall Stanage) Must Read

Ron Paul ready for caucus states

(Politico – James Hohmann)

Rick Santorum looks beyond Florida to coming GOP contests

(Washington Post – Nia-Malika Henderson)

Budget deficit $1 trillion for 4th straight year

(Washington Examiner – Brian Hughes)

Obama laughs over spilled milk but fines companies for not producing fictional fuel

(Daily Caller – Adam Peshek)

CBO: Taxes Will ‘Shoot Up by More Than 30 Percent’ Over Next 2 Years

(CNS News – Terence P. Jeffrey)

Al Qaeda in Iran

(Foreign Affairs – Seth G. Jones) Must Read

So Where Are All the Green Jobs From That $500 Million Investment?

(The Blaze – Mike Opelka)

Ninety Seven Percent Is Not What You Think

(Energy Tribune – Art Horn)

Persistent Questions About the Future of the US Economy

(Daily Reckoning – Bill Bonner)

How the Chinese will conquer the U.S. auto industry

(Forbes – Lou Ann Hammond)

Mary Landrieu walks tightrope on Bobby Jindal’s education plans

(Times-Picyune – Andrew Vanacore)

Jon Corzine Masters the Art of “Vaporizing” Money

(Human Events – John Hayward)

2012 Tuesday: With Obamacare contraception ruling, the president burns a wide bridge

(Atlanta Journal-Constitution – Kyle Wingfield)

Ranger zaps off-leash dog walker with shock weapon

(San Francisco Chronicle – Jill Tucker) Must Read

Monday, January 30th, 2012

Would Romney wins this week signal end to GOP race?

(Los Angeles Times – Michael A. Memoli) Lead Story

Gingrich lobbies for anti-Romney votes in Florida

(Washington Times – Seth McLaughlin) Must Read

Santorum Daughter’s Illness a Test for Candidate

(New York Times – Katharine Q. Seelye and Susan Saulny)

Will Ron Paul win more delegates this week than Gingrich, Santorum?

(Christian Science Monitor – Peter Grier)

Grassley says Obama is behaving dictatorially, ‘usurping legislative powers’

(Daily Caller – Alexis Levinson) Must Read

Why Economic Growth Will Continue to Disappoint in 2012

(Daily Reckoning – Bill Bonner)

Catholic Church Rejects Surrender Terms from Obama

(Accuracy in Media – Cliff Kincaid)

Global warming activists: Get those “deniers” out of meteorology

(Hot Air – Tina Korbe)

Illinois State bills could mean ‘gun grab’

(Northwest Herald – Steve Sarley)

GOP-Governed and Right-To-Work States Saved the Economy’s Bacon in 2011

(PJ Media – Tom Blumer)

Journalism’s Hidden Agenda

(Family Security Matters – Gadi Adelman)

Ignoring the obvious about poverty

(Pittsburgh Tribune-Review – Ralph R. Reiland)

Massive layoffs at another Obama stimulus company

(Human Events – John Hayward)

Why Growth Matters More than Debt

(The American – Steve Conover)

‘I’m going to destroy America and dig up Marilyn Monroe’: British pair arrested in U.S. on terror charges over Twitter jokes

(Daily Mail UK – Richard Hartley-Parkinson) Must Read

National Popular Vote Compact won’t be popular, or democratic

(Washington Examiner – Ed Gillespie)

Get Dense, It’s time to stop wasting land and resources in the name of environmentalism.

(City Journal – Robert Bryce)

Sunday, January 29th, 2012

ACTA may be unstoppable: Pirate Party

(ZDNet Australia – Micheal Lee) Lead Story

Republican hopefuls target Castro in Florida

(Washington Times – Seth McLaughlin)

President needs a dose of energy reality

(Fuel Fix – Loren Steffy) Must Read

GOP no longer feels need to hide its incivility

(San Francisco Chronicle – Debra J. Saunders)

Romney’s problem is Romney

(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Jack Kelly)

What We Do Not Want to Hear Anymore

(PJ Media – Victor Davis Hanson)

A fast & furious fib Holes in Holder’s testimony?

(New York Post – Michael A. Walsh) Must Read

More free markets will mean fewer wars

(Washington Exmainer – James Carafano)

Worker rights vs. union thuggery

(Pittsburgh Tribune-Review – Rick Berman)

FOX News segment with Sarah Palin abruptly cut off

(Human Events – Tony Lee) Must Read

Wednesday, January 4th, 2012

After Iowa, verbal barbs fly among GOP candidates

(Washington News – Seth McLaughlin) Lead Story

Obama makes four recess appointments of dubious legality

(Daily Caller – Matthew Boyle) Must Read

Canada’s Oil Sands Battle Headwind

(Energy Tribune – Andrea Cala)

In Bachmann, a candidate who commanded attention

(Washington Examiner – Byron York)

When the Public Sector Debt Bubble Blows Up

(Daily Reckoning – Bill Bonner) Must Read

An All-American Miracle

(American Spectator – Robert Stacy McCain)

Our misfiring gun laws, Ending nightmares for travelers

(New York Post – Peter F. Vallone Jr.)

America’s Threat to Trans-Pacific Trade

(American Interest – Jagdish Bhagwati)

Children of the Corn: The Renewable Fuels Disaster

(The American – Aaron Smith)

After Receiving Bailout, GM May Move Volt Production to China

(The Blaze – Becket Adams)

Iran’s Real Weapon Of Mass Destruction Is Oil Prices

(Forbes – Daniel Fisher)

Ron Paul May Have Secretly Won The Iowa Caucuses

(Business Insider – Grace Wyler)

Europe Takes Bold Step Toward a Ban on Iranian Oil

(New York Times – Steven Erlanger)

Did $98.5 billion high-speed rail project just hit a wall in California?

(Christian Science Monitor – Daniel B. Wood)

Entitlement Reforms Should Cut Benefits And Taxes

(Investor’s Business Daily – Thomas R. Savings and John C. Goodman)

Three Lessons From the Iowa Caucus Results

(Real Clear Politics – Sean Trende) Must Read

Thursday, December 29th, 2011

Egypt raids foreign organizations’ offices in crackdown

(Los Angeles Times – Jeffrey Fleishman and Paul Richter) Lead Story

$6.5 Billion Wasted

(National Review – Andrew Stiles) Must Read

Tea party looks for strength in numbers, Members hope to tip the Senate

(Washington Times – Seth McLaughlin)

Insatiable US Debt and Other Jokes

(Daily Reckoning – Bill Bonner)

In Europe, Change Just Means More Of The Same

(Investor’s Business Daily – Victor Davis Hanson) Must Read

Scott Brown: Media’s pulling punches with Elizabeth Warren

(Boston Herald – Hillary Chabot)

Voter ID and The Diluted Franchise

(Human Events – John Hayward)

Michigan welfare recipients may face drug tests

(Detroit News – Jim Lynch and Karen Bouffard)

15-Year-Old Behind Blaze Story on Girl Scouts Speaks Out: ‘We Were So Deceived’

(The Blaze – Jonathon M. Seidl)

Gingrich throws a supply-side, Hail Mary pass

(The American – James Pethokoukis)

GoDaddy bows to boycott, now ‘opposes’ SOPA copyright bill

(CNET – Declan McCullagh)

Despite GOP opposition, light bulb standards will phase in on Jan. 1

(The Hill – Andrew Restuccia)

Map details areas off limits to Keystone XL pipeline

(Omaha World-Herald – Martha Stoddard)

Iowa: Santorum Surges, Romney Stable, Paul Dropping

(Weekly Standard – Stephen F. Hayes) Must Read

Rebellion News

Wake up, America! This country belongs to the people, not the politicians!

(Washington Times – Seth McLaughlin) *Lead Story*

(The Hill – Niall Stanage) *Must Read*

(Politico – James Hohmann)

(Washington Post – Nia-Malika Henderson)

(Washington Examiner – Brian Hughes)

(Daily Caller – Adam Peshek)

(CNS News – Terence P. Jeffrey)

(Foreign Affairs – Seth G. Jones) *Must Read*

(The Blaze – Mike Opelka)

(Energy Tribune – Art Horn)

(Daily Reckoning – Bill Bonner)

(Forbes – Lou Ann Hammond)

(Times-Picyune – Andrew Vanacore)

(Human Events – John Hayward)

(Atlanta Journal-Constitution – Kyle Wingfield)

(San Francisco Chronicle – Jill Tucker) *Must Read*

(Los Angeles Times – Michael A. Memoli) *Lead Story*

(Washington Times – Seth McLaughlin) *Must Read*

(New York Times – Katharine Q. Seelye and Susan Saulny)

(Christian Science Monitor – Peter Grier)

(Daily Caller – Alexis Levinson) *Must Read*

(Daily Reckoning – Bill Bonner)

(Accuracy in Media – Cliff Kincaid)

(Hot Air – Tina Korbe)

(Northwest Herald – Steve Sarley)

(PJ Media – Tom Blumer)

(Family Security Matters – Gadi Adelman)

(Pittsburgh Tribune-Review – Ralph R. Reiland)

(Human Events – John Hayward)

(The American – Steve Conover)

(Daily Mail UK – Richard Hartley-Parkinson) *Must Read*

(Washington Examiner – Ed Gillespie)

(City Journal – Robert Bryce)

(ZDNet Australia – Micheal Lee) *Lead Story*

(Washington Times – Seth McLaughlin)

(Fuel Fix – Loren Steffy) *Must Read*

(San Francisco Chronicle – Debra J. Saunders)

(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Jack Kelly)

(PJ Media – Victor Davis Hanson)

(New York Post – Michael A. Walsh) *Must Read*

(Washington Exmainer – James Carafano)

(Pittsburgh Tribune-Review – Rick Berman)

(Human Events – Tony Lee) *Must Read*

(Washington News – Seth McLaughlin) *Lead Story*

(Daily Caller – Matthew Boyle) *Must Read*

(Energy Tribune – Andrea Cala)

(Washington Examiner – Byron York)

(Daily Reckoning – Bill Bonner) *Must Read*

(American Spectator – Robert Stacy McCain)

(New York Post – Peter F. Vallone Jr.)

(American Interest – Jagdish Bhagwati)

(The American – Aaron Smith)

(The Blaze – Becket Adams)

(Forbes – Daniel Fisher)

(Business Insider – Grace Wyler)

(New York Times – Steven Erlanger)

(Christian Science Monitor – Daniel B. Wood)

(Investor’s Business Daily – Thomas R. Savings and John C. Goodman)

(Real Clear Politics – Sean Trende) *Must Read*

(Los Angeles Times – Jeffrey Fleishman and Paul Richter) *Lead Story*

(National Review – Andrew Stiles) *Must Read*

(Washington Times – Seth McLaughlin)

(Daily Reckoning – Bill Bonner)

(Investor’s Business Daily – Victor Davis Hanson) *Must Read*

(Boston Herald – Hillary Chabot)

(Human Events – John Hayward)

(Detroit News – Jim Lynch and Karen Bouffard)

(The Blaze – Jonathon M. Seidl)

(The American – James Pethokoukis)

(CNET – Declan McCullagh)

(The Hill – Andrew Restuccia)

(Washington Times – Seth McLaughlin) Lead Story

(The Hill – Niall Stanage) Must Read

(Foreign Affairs – Seth G. Jones) Must Read

(San Francisco Chronicle – Jill Tucker) Must Read

(Los Angeles Times – Michael A. Memoli) Lead Story

(Washington Times – Seth McLaughlin) Must Read

(Daily Caller – Alexis Levinson) Must Read

(Daily Mail UK – Richard Hartley-Parkinson) Must Read

(ZDNet Australia – Micheal Lee) Lead Story

(Fuel Fix – Loren Steffy) Must Read

(New York Post – Michael A. Walsh) Must Read

(Human Events – Tony Lee) Must Read

(Washington News – Seth McLaughlin) Lead Story

(Daily Caller – Matthew Boyle) Must Read

(Daily Reckoning – Bill Bonner) Must Read

(Real Clear Politics – Sean Trende) Must Read

(Los Angeles Times – Jeffrey Fleishman and Paul Richter) Lead Story

(National Review – Andrew Stiles) Must Read

(Investor’s Business Daily – Victor Davis Hanson) Must Read