U.S. Oil Imports at Risk and at Odds with Obama Goal (G. Allen Brooks, Rigzone)
Fewer Americans Content with Speaker Pelosi (Angus Reid Global Monitor)
Politico's Washington coup (Michael Wolff, Vanity Fair))
Cap and Trade Dementia (Peter Ferrara, TAS)
A Different Strategy for the Hearings (Hadley Arkes, NRO)
California, here we come (Washington Examiner)
GOP: Stand your ground (Dick Morris, RCP)
Let's do something, anything (David Harsanyi, RCP)
The Supreme Court Says No To Quotas (Abigail Thernstrom, WSJ)
Two pop thinkers and their fight about zero (Antonia Senior, Times)
Airport Screening - Are TSA Searches Going Too Far? (Scott McCartney, WSJ)
How Well Do You Listen and Respond? (Dawn Foster, Web Worker Daily)
Sports Salaries Show What We Really Value (Allen Barra, WSJ)
TAP Talks to P.J. O'Rourke (Asawin Suebsaeng, TAP)
Review of Running Alone by James MacGregor Burns (Jon Meacham, Washington Post)
Review of The Theocons by Damon Linker (Joshua Muravchik, Commentary)
Review of Palestine by Jimmy Carter (Alan Dershowitz, NY Sun)
Review of The Blind Side by Michael Lewis (George Will, NY Times)
Review of God's Universe by Owen Gingerich (Margaret Wetheim, LA Times)
Sudan: Can Celebrities Save Darfur? (John Aloysius Farrell, AllAfrica.com)
Oil groups resist Iraq’s tough bid terms (Carola Hoyos, FT)
Socialism on the never-never (Economist)
'This Iranian Form of Theocracy Has Failed' (Interview with Mohsen Kadivar, Spiegel)
A constitutional and theological crisis (Brothers Judd)
Very constitutional coup (Juan Diego Zelaya, Wash Times)
Obama's Obsolete Iran Policy (Bret Stephens, WSJ)
The Law Triumphs in Honduras (John Fund, WSJ)
Iraq's next milestone: the Kurdish question (CSM)
Honduras Defends Its Democracy (Mary Anastasia O'Grady, WSJ)