China, Canada Getting Cozy After Keystone Fail

Michelle Malkin: 'To Stop the Multiplication of the Unfit'

If you aren't creeped out by the No Birth Control Left Behind rhetoric of the White House and Planned Parenthood, you aren't listening closely enough. The anesthetic of progressive benevolence always dulls the senses. Wake up.

Brent Bozell: Another Fleeting Failure For NBC

Super Bowl XLVI was a good football game, marred once again by the bohemian elite at NBC.

David Limbaugh: Obama Invites Backlash on Conscience Rule Betrayal

As God's instrument, Moses parted the Red Sea. Well, it appears President Obama has a different idea. With a wave of his hand, he's going to reunite our bitterly divided political waters on the hottest of hot-button issues.

John Ransom: STOCK Act Won't Stop Millionaire Congress Picking Winners and Losers in the Stock Market, on Main Street and in Life

Why do we have a federal government that can so substantially ensure winners and losers in investments and our economy? Isn't a system like that prone to corruption? Don't we witness the effects of that corruption in legislation like Obamacare, or the cadillac benefits offered public employees?

Mona Charen: Do You Speak Conservative?

Newt Gingrich knows the lingo. He makes conservative audiences roar with approval when he compares the efficiency of FedEx and MasterCard to the post office and Immigration and Customs Enforcement. He never loses an opportunity to attack the press for its moral preening.

Oliver North: Freedom From Religion

"We don't need you, so shut up!" That's the message the Obama administration has sent loud and clear to America's Roman Catholics.

Pat Buchanan: Obama's Trampling on God's Turf Now

Yes, Virginia, there is a religious war going on. It is for the soul of America. And traditional Christianity is besieged.

Suzanne Fields: Family Values without the Wink

Every campaign has a storyline, a theme -- one written by the candidate's spinners, another by the opposition's trimmers and one, usually the accurate one, hidden in plain sight.

Linda Chavez: Referendum on the Incumbent

Conventional wisdom suggests that the current refusal of the GOP base to accept Mitt Romney as the de facto presidential nominee will doom the party to failure in the fall.

Daniel J. Mitchell: The Rural Council, Agenda 21: The Collectivist Impulse to Plan Other People’s Lives

The specific topic is a boondoggle project know as the White House Rural Council, but we also discuss a troubling U.N. scheme called Agenda 21.

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.

Charles Payne: Musing and Muses

In so many ways it feels like the country has put it on pause, just kind of waiting to be inspired, to be motivated to try harder.

Kyle Olson: Michigan School Plays Fawning Video Tribute to Obama

Well, at least the kids weren’t singing – everybody now – “Mmm mmm mmm…Barack Hussein Obama.” But the latest example of Big Education fawning over Barack Obama isn’t much better.

Political Calculations: Using Miles to Measure Recessions

Can we use the odometers in the vehicles driven by millions of Americans to tell if the United States is experiencing an economic recession? This answer is...

Jerry Bowyer: Dear President Obama: I'm Only My Brother's Keeper If My Brother Is My Sheep

Of course, God did not turn stones to bread, at least not in the Bible. The New Testament portrays God as pointedly refusing to turn stones into bread when tempted by Satan to do so.

Bob Beauprez: Government Assistance: A Safety Net or a Hammock?

“Our democratic government is at risk when there are more Americans who are wedded to the federal government – either by subsistence or employment check – than federal taxpayers to pay for the rampant spending.”- Allen West

Stewart Scott: Mexico's Presidential Election and the Cartel War

In our effort to track Mexico's criminal cartels and to help our readers understand the dynamics that shape the violence in Mexico, Stratfor talks to a variety of people, including Mexican and U.S. government officials, journalists, business owners, taxi drivers and street vendors.

Bill Tatro: Abundance of Debt

However, I’m far more concerned about the debt that was created in order to raise all that cash. Everyone forgets the hardy abundance of money was not created through sales, but through borrowing.

David Sterman: 3 Turnaround Stocks You Should Buy NOW

A portfolio filled with turnaround candidates is a bad strategy. Even the best turnaround plans often go askew. Still, stocking your portfolio with one or two potential rebound candidates can help you beat the market averages.

Chris Poindexter: Gold Up On Greek Deal

When it comes to Greece, the deal isn’t done until the riots are over.

Night Watch: NightWatch: US Army Furor over Afghan Contradictions

A candid eyewitness account of security conditions in Afghanistan by a US Army field grade officer who traveled the country for a year has caused a furor because his observations contradict more upbeat accounts from senior US and NATO commanders.

Jeff Carter: Hey Republicans, Forget About The Gipper

The other thing many conservatives fail to realize is that the world has changed 180 degrees from when Reagan was in power. What was the greatest threat in 1980 to the US? If you answered communism and the Cold War you got it right. Reagan won the Cold War.

Mike Shedlock: Consumer Credit Grows- Most of it in Student Loans

Non-Revolving credit rose $11.8 billion in December. However, $8.8 billion of that is growth in federal government loans (which just happens to be where student loans are parked).

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.

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.