- Obama's cynical, unpassable budget Paul Brandus - The Week - 7 hrs ago
The president knows the tax hikes in his spending plan have no chance of passing the GOP House. But that could still give him a great campaign argument More »Obama's cynical, unpassable budget
The president knows the tax hikes in his spending plan have no chance of passing the GOP House. But that could still give him a great campaign argument
- 10 things you need to know today: February 14, 2012 The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - 7 hrs ago
Houston's death investigated, Iran blamed for Israeli embassy bombings, and more in our roundup of the stories that are making news and driving opinion. More »10 things you need to know today: February 14, 2012
Houston's death investigated, Iran blamed for Israeli embassy bombings, and more in our roundup of the stories that are making news and driving opinion.
- On to Tehran -- or Is It Damascus? Pat Buchanan - Pat Buchanan - 7 hrs ago
Our War Party has been temporarily diverted from its clamor for war on Iran by the insurrection against the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad. More »On to Tehran -- or Is It Damascus?
Our War Party has been temporarily diverted from its clamor for war on Iran by the insurrection against the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad.
- The Free Lunch Is Back Mona Charen - Mona Charen - 7 hrs ago
Leaving aside the blatant assault on religious liberty that the Obama administration's contraceptive mandate represents (a number of commentators have ably elucidated … More »The Free Lunch Is Back
Leaving aside the blatant assault on religious liberty that the Obama administration's contraceptive mandate represents (a number of commentators have ably elucidated the assault on free exercise), the edict ought to offend all sensible Americans for its sheer economic and moral fatuousness.
- The science behind Adele's 'perfect tear-jerker' The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - 8 hrs ago
There's a reason the Grammy-winner's "Someone Like You" has such an "uncanny" power to induce sobs, says Michaeleen Doucleff at The Wall Street Journal More »The science behind Adele's 'perfect tear-jerker'
There's a reason the Grammy-winner's "Someone Like You" has such an "uncanny" power to induce sobs, says Michaeleen Doucleff at The Wall Street Journal
- Google's 'mysterious' experiment in home entertainment systems The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - 9 hrs ago
The internet search giant is setting its crosshairs on your living room. Would an Android-powered home catch on? More »Google's 'mysterious' experiment in home entertainment systems
The internet search giant is setting its crosshairs on your living room. Would an Android-powered home catch on?
- Has Rick Santorum finally become a frontrunner? The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - 21 hrs ago
The GOP presidential hopeful surges into his first lead in a national poll. How scared should Mitt Romney be? More »Has Rick Santorum finally become a frontrunner?
The GOP presidential hopeful surges into his first lead in a national poll. How scared should Mitt Romney be?
- Good day, bad day: February 13, 2012 The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - 23 hrs ago
Martha Stewart's dog triumphs at Westminster, while young Grammy viewers fail to ID Paul McCartney — and more winners and losers of today's news cycle More »Good day, bad day: February 13, 2012
Martha Stewart's dog triumphs at Westminster, while young Grammy viewers fail to ID Paul McCartney — and more winners and losers of today's news cycle
- Did the Grammys fail to properly honor Whitney Houston? The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - 23 hrs ago
For many critics, a brief moment of silence and Jennifer Hudson's stirring cover of "I Will Always Love You" simply weren't enough More »Did the Grammys fail to properly honor Whitney Houston?
For many critics, a brief moment of silence and Jennifer Hudson's stirring cover of "I Will Always Love You" simply weren't enough
- Will Obama's contraception compromise help his campaign? The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - Mon, Feb 13, 2012
The president tries to appease Catholic leaders by revising a controversial birth-control mandate — and may have won over independent voters in the process More »Will Obama's contraception compromise help his campaign?
The president tries to appease Catholic leaders by revising a controversial birth-control mandate — and may have won over independent voters in the process
- Grammy Awards: 6 best performances The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - Mon, Feb 13, 2012
Adele brings the audience to their feet, Jennifer Hudson brings them to tears, and more highlights from Sunday's performance-packed telecast More »Grammy Awards: 6 best performances
Adele brings the audience to their feet, Jennifer Hudson brings them to tears, and more highlights from Sunday's performance-packed telecast
- Romney on the precipice Robert Shrum - The Week - Mon, Feb 13, 2012
Santorum is surging toward on improbable win in Michigan — a victory that might just push the juggernaut Romney campaign right off a cliff More »Romney on the precipice
Santorum is surging toward on improbable win in Michigan — a victory that might just push the juggernaut Romney campaign right off a cliff
- 6 surprising things social media can predict The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - Mon, Feb 13, 2012
The FBI wants to mine social media for data it hopes can predict future terrorist attacks. But that's not the only way to use Facebook and Twitter as crystal balls More »6 surprising things social media can predict
The FBI wants to mine social media for data it hopes can predict future terrorist attacks. But that's not the only way to use Facebook and Twitter as crystal balls
- Should Apple make a mini iPad? The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - Mon, Feb 13, 2012
With the Kindle Fire making major inroads in the tablet market, some think Apple would be wise to take on Amazon with a cheaper 7-inch iPad More »Should Apple make a mini iPad?
With the Kindle Fire making major inroads in the tablet market, some think Apple would be wise to take on Amazon with a cheaper 7-inch iPad
- Syria: What's the Arab League's next move? The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - Mon, Feb 13, 2012
Regional leaders call for a ceasefire and a U.N.-Arab peacekeeping force in Syria. Can they make it happen? More »Syria: What's the Arab League's next move?
Regional leaders call for a ceasefire and a U.N.-Arab peacekeeping force in Syria. Can they make it happen?
- The Phantom of the Opera's record-setting run: By the numbers The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - Mon, Feb 13, 2012
The popular Broadway musical hit a new milestone on Saturday, celebrating its 10,000th performance. Here's how that success breaks down More »The Phantom of the Opera's record-setting run: By the numbers
The popular Broadway musical hit a new milestone on Saturday, celebrating its 10,000th performance. Here's how that success breaks down
- Samuel L. Jackson's 'racist' reason for voting Obama: 'Because he was black' The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - Mon, Feb 13, 2012
In an interview with Ebony, Jackson shares his views on the American political system. Not everyone is appreciative More »Samuel L. Jackson's 'racist' reason for voting Obama: 'Because he was black'
In an interview with Ebony, Jackson shares his views on the American political system. Not everyone is appreciative
- Is Sarah Palin still a threat to Obama? The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - Mon, Feb 13, 2012
Proving at CPAC that she still can fire up conservatives like few others, the former Alaska governor emerges as a promising GOP "attack dog" for election season More »Is Sarah Palin still a threat to Obama?
Proving at CPAC that she still can fire up conservatives like few others, the former Alaska governor emerges as a promising GOP "attack dog" for election season
- Whitney Houston's 'haunting' last performance The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - Mon, Feb 13, 2012
Two nights before she died, the one-time queen of the pop charts gave her final bow after an impromptu verse of "Yes, Jesus Loves Me" More »Whitney Houston's 'haunting' last performance
Two nights before she died, the one-time queen of the pop charts gave her final bow after an impromptu verse of "Yes, Jesus Loves Me"
- Mitt Romney's disputed CPAC and Maine wins: What they mean The Week's Editorial Staff - The Week - Mon, Feb 13, 2012
Rick Santorum and Ron Paul are claiming foul play in their respective losses to Romney. How much will charges of cheating detract from Mitt's victories? More »Mitt Romney's disputed CPAC and Maine wins: What they mean
Rick Santorum and Ron Paul are claiming foul play in their respective losses to Romney. How much will charges of cheating detract from Mitt's victories?
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