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• Michael Jackson's legacy survives odd trial revelations Mon Oct 10
  Reuters News
• Obama salutes 1985 Super Bowl champs, Da Bears Fri Oct 7
  AP News
• "Simpsons" actor offers to take 70 percent pay cut Fri Oct 7
  Reuters News
• Analysis: Apple's iPhone is still the hottest ticket around Fri Oct 7
  Reuters News
• Yemen: Fallout from the al-Awlaki Airstrike Fri Oct 7
  Stewart Scott
  The deaths of al-Awlaki and Khan and the impact they will have on AQAP’s outreach efforts provide an opportunity to consider the importance of individuals — and their personal skill sets — to militant organizations, especially organizations seeking to conduct transnational media and ideological operations. ... more
• Analysis: Apple's iPhone: still the hottest ticket around Thu Oct 6
  Reuters News
• Jobs and his celebrity: A love-hate relationship Thu Oct 6
  AP News
• Steve Jobs told us what we needed before we knew Thu Oct 6
  AP News
• Jobs and his celebrity: A love-hate relationship Thu Oct 6
  AP News
• Letter to a Businessman Tue Oct 4
  Paul Greenberg
  What's happening at the University of Arkansas is part of a national trend to dumb down the curriculum. ... more
• P&G launches for Ivory soap Tue Oct 4
  AP News
• APNewsBreak: Slotmaker IGT licensing Sony content Tue Oct 4
  AP News
• Latter-day Saints launch "I'm a Mormon" ad campaign Sun Oct 2
  Reuters News
• Fox's "New Girl" invited to stay for full TV season Wed Sep 28
  Reuters News
• Jane Fonda <3s Che Guevara Tue Sep 6
  New York, NY
  And apparently, so does Bob Beckel. ... more
• The Unsexiness of Lady Gaga Thu Sep 1
  Ben Shapiro
  This week, the ubiquitously absurd Lady Gaga appeared at the MTV Video Music Awards. Well, actually, she didn't appear -- her alter ego, Jo Calderone, did. ... more
• Ingraham vs. Cultural Blight Fri Jul 22
  Brent Bozell
  Laura Ingraham calls her newest book, "Of Thee I Zing," a "comedic intervention" on the sorry state of our popular culture. It begins with a declaration of independence from the moral soup in which we swim. ... more
• Disney Entrepreneurship: 'Pure Awesome' Mon Jun 27
  Katie Kieffer
  Disneyland's success represents an All-American culture that says anything is possible if you work hard, dream big and satisfy market needs. ... more
• Townhall Exclusive: Major Network Exec Admits TV Programming Slants Left Tue May 31
  Guy Benson
• Thrice! Taking Cancer to the Mat Sat May 7
  Paul Driessen
  When my daughter learned she would have to endure still more intensive chemotherapy for her leukemia, a tear welled up in her eye. She would now be homebound at least two more months, and attending high school for any of her senior year looked more remote than ever. ... more
• How Dads Can Avoid Billy Ray’s Regrets Sun Feb 20
  Doug Giles
• Once Again, MTV Exploits America’s Youth Wed Feb 2
  Marybeth Hicks
  Admittedly, the Egyptian uprising, the nullification of Obamacare and the ongoing ramifications of "Snowpocolypse 2011" could render the controversy about an MTV original program insignificant by comparison. After all, MTV is only out to destroy an entire generation. No big deal. ... more
• Rebellion to Tyrants is Obedience to God Sun Jan 23
  Doug Giles
  After Jerusalem fell in AD 70, the church, birthed by the Holy Spirit during Rome’s heyday, exploded with growth in Asia Minor — which happened to be Ground Zero for Caesar worship. ... more
• Snookie’s Smut or Cowboy Values? Sat Jan 8
  Doug Giles
  God, I feel sorry for young parents nowadays. ... more
• A year of iPads, Betty, 'Glee' and multiple Palins Thu Dec 23
  AP News
• A year of iPads, Betty, 'Glee' and multiple Palins Wed Dec 22
  AP News

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