China, Canada Getting Cozy After Keystone Fail

Thomas Sowell: The Anti-Romney Vote

A funny thing happened to Mitt Romney on the way to his coronation as the inevitable Republican candidate for President of the United States. Minnesota, Michigan and Colorado happened.

Jackie Gingrich Cushman: The Long Haul

The New York marathon is a wonderful event -- well planned, well laid out and with great crowds.

Brent Bozell: The Secular Media Vs. Religious Liberty

The Obama administration is waging war on Christianity. Somehow, the networks haven't seen this as newsworthy.

Victor Davis Hanson: Iran 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0

On the campaign trail, presidential candidate Barack Obama once called for a "reset" policy with Iran.

Larry Elder: Aren't Republicans Supposed to Be Colorblind?

Oh, for crying out loud! Ethnic-based Cabinet appointees? Do we still need to go out and "seek" people of a certain color or religion to show "fairness and inclusion"? What about considering the best people possible -- isn't that the only appropriate answer to that question?

Michael Barone: GOP Must Convince Young People It's the Party of Options

The Republican presidential candidates, except for Ron Paul, haven't been paying much attention to young voters in the primaries and caucuses so far. But any Republican nominee -- which is to say probably Mitt Romney, or maybe Newt Gingrich or Rick Santorum -- had better be paying attention to them in the summer and fall.

Judge Andrew Napolitano: Do Catholics Have Too Many Babies?

When we were colonists and fought a war against the king and Parliament so that we could secede from the British Empire and be independent of it, we also fought for the value of personal freedom. That is the idea that in matters of personal choice, the government should play no role. The king only cared about the colonists' personal choices if he could control or tax them.

John Ransom: GOP Needs to Rip Obama Mask Off on Energy

You wanna grow debt quickly? Obama's your guy. But on the economy? Turn to the much more reliable capitalists in Communist China. That’s at least the message from Canadian prime minister, Stephen Harper.

Cal Thomas: Fudging the Numbers

The Obama administration is touting the latest unemployment numbers released last week by the U.S. Department of Labor as proof its policies are working. But a closer look at the actual number of able-bodied people who are willing to work, but are not, reveals a different picture.

Hugh Hewitt: The President's Anti-Catholic Duck

The president and his team had thought they were dividing women from Republicans when in fact they were uniting Catholics of all political persuasions in a single front.

Daniel J. Mitchell: Acting as the Typhoid Mary of the Global Economy, the OECD Urges Higher Taxes

Please forgive all these questions. I’m trying to figure out why any organization – even a leftist bureaucracy such as the OECD – would send out a press release entitled, “Rising tax revenues: a key to economic development in Latin American countries.”

Political Calculations: Has Order Resumed in the Stock Market?

This month-over-month change puts the overall level of the S&P 500's index value at the upper end of our forecast range for the month. Or would have done so, if we had not discontinued publicly offering our forecasts.

Emmett Tyrrell: The Delousing of a Movement

As the tents were coming down at McPherson Square, the dead rats and mice being retrieved, the urine and feces and filthy bedding disposed of by District of Columbia employees dressed in hazardous-materials suits like their contemporaries at Fukushima, I thought of the left-wing press.

Steve Chapman: Appease This!

On April 1, 2001, a U.S. spy plane and a Chinese fighter collided over the South China Sea, forcing the Americans to make an emergency landing on Chinese soil. But the Chinese government said it would not release the crew until it got an apology.

Charles Payne: Charge!

The Fed has been printing money like crazy for a few years now and hardly any of it has reached Main Street. It's all gone to banks to shore up flaccid balance sheets and pay bloated bonuses.

Cliff May: If You See Something, Shut Up

M. Zudi Jasser is a physician, a U.S. Navy veteran, an American patriot and a Muslim who does not hold with those who preach that Islam commands its followers to take part in a war against unbelievers.

Maggie Gallagher: The Catholic Tribe Closes Ranks Against Obama's Intrusion

President Obama's attack on Catholic organizations has managed to do what the bishops have been unable to do, as Peggy Noonan points out: Unite the Catholic right and the Catholic left.

Bob Goldman: An Office Kind of Love

The cubicles of the lovelorn in IT start blooming with heart-shaped balloons, a lovely sight until they are burst by the technicians' pointy, little heads.

Jeff Carter: Diversity and Board of Directors

For investors, it means they ought to be less worried about the gender and color of the skin in the board room and more worried about how they interact with top management to make decisions that are in the best long term interests of the company.

Chris Poindexter: Gold Higher On Lackluster Trading

Equity markets were mostly positive with only the FTSE 100 as the lone loser down 0.01 percent. Stock futures for U.S. markets mirror the optimism and appear to be set to follow overseas markets higher.

Mike Shedlock: Bernanke Finally Says Something That Seems to Make Sense "8.3% Unemployment Understates Labor Weakness"

The Bernanke Fed and the Greenspan Fed have both proven beyond a shadow of a doubt they do not know what they are doing, where the economy is headed, or anything else of relevance in setting monetary policy.

Night Watch: NightWatch: US-Pakistan Relations Appear Mending

Pakistan is expected to permit NATO supply lines to open and permit truck convoys to drive to Afghanistan, possibly after the US makes a formal apology for the deaths of the 24 soldiers.

David Sterman: After a 40% Surge, This Stock Could Give it all Back

A deeper look behind Coinstar's income statement, along with an unvarnished look at that Verizon deal, implies that the stock's run is almost done.

Ralph Benko: The Business Cycle Throws The GOP A Curveball

243,000 new jobs? This is more than respectable. No unseemly disparagement by Republicans welcome, nor victory lap by Democrats. A pox on both their houses.

Ann Coulter: Plutocrat Dems Attack Romney As "Richie Rich"

Having given up on pillorying Mitt Romney for plundering his way to vast wealth -- because, unfortunately, it isn't true -- the NFM (Non-Fox Media) seem to have settled on denouncing him as a rich jerk.

Michelle Malkin: Super PAC-Men: Obama Bundlers Gone Wild!

The White House didn't blow a dog whistle for deep-pocketed liberal donors on Monday. No, the administration whipped out a supersized vuvuzela. Blaring message: Let loose the campaign finance-bundling hounds of super PAC war!

Walter E. Williams: Economic Chaos Ahead

Let's think about the kind of mess that we're in. Federal 2010 Medicare and Medicaid expenditures totaled $800 billion. The projected annual growth of both programs is about 7 percent. Social Security expenditures are more than $700 billion a year.

Mike Adams: Extremism in Defense of Equality

The more often liberals speak on the topic of same-sex marriage, the more illogical their arguments become.