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U.S. Sen. Johnson Says Obama “Not Someone We Can Compromise With”
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CPAC Speaker Goads Pro-Union, Occupy Protestors
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At CPAC, Undermining the Power of American Workers
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Afternoon News Brief
US News
There is No Equivalence Between Solyndra and Keystone XL
From Nancy Pfotenhauer's column in U.S. News & World Report: Whether it is solar energy, high speed rail, or natural gas subsidies, the…
Washington Examiner
SEIU Makes Play for ‘Dues’ From Conn. Subsidy
From The Washington Examiner's Beltway Confidential (also appeared on the National Right to Work Committee website and The Oklahoman): The Service Employees International…
Washington Examiner
Vincent Vernuccio explains the union’s latest method of recruitment.
Vincent Vernuccio explains the union's the latest method of forcing home healthcare and daycare workers into their unions…
Washington Examiner
Employment Law Roundup: Retaliation Charges Pose Growing Threat to Free Speech
Washington Examiner
House Transportation Bill Doesn’t Deserve Passage
Washington Examiner
Seeking Solution to “Incredibly Complex” Issue of Drug Shortages
Heartland
Oklahoma Challenges EPA Haze Restrictions
One News Now
WH Mining Plans Are Anybody’s Guess
One News Now
Retired Justice Stevens Favors Some Discrimination
Reason
Environmentalist Protection Racket: Sierra Club Takes the Money and Runs
Native American Times
Cobell Class Members question settlement, attorney conduct
Native American Times reports on Ted Frank's objection to a case that did not compensate class members fairly, because those who suffered the most get the…
Native American Times
In the House, a transportation train wreck
Native American Times
Transportation Analysts Critique House Proposal to Expand Oil & Gas Drilling
Heritage
Clean Energy: Cap and Trade Lite
Heritage
House of Representatives Transportation Bill Fraught With Bad Ideas
Tech News World
Twitter CEO’s Tweet-Blocking Defense: It’s Just Business
Tech News World
The President’s Dangerous Grannynomics
Tech News World
NY’s Still Too Business-Unfriendly
Tech News World
Boehner Downplays ‘Stimulus’ of Highway Bill
E&E News
As House rolls out highway bill, clash looms over drilling provisions
E&E News
Worst. Transportation. Bill. Ever.
Politico
Opposition to Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Drilling Takes Right Turn
Politico
Morning Transportation
Politico
This Is Not a Drill: Highway Lobby Trying to Push Tranpo Bill Through Congress
Torque News
NRDC Says to Speaker Boehner’s Energy Plan, Don’t Drill and Drive
Torque News
Can Brand Makers Be Sued for Generic Drug Injuries?
Torque News
Daily Scoreboard
BBC
How ‘Europe’ Became a Dirty Word in the U.S. Election
Switchboard
House Republicans Hijacking Transportation Bill to Drill, Baby, Drill
Switchboard
Gingrich, Romney Push High Tech Job Creation as U.S. Lead Slips
Switchboard
It’s Politics: Linda Sanchez Wins Key Step Toward Democratic Party Endorsement
Las Vegas Review Journal
Obama, Romney and Taxes
Las Vegas Review Journal
Killing the Keystone Pipeline is Bad for the Environment Too, the Earth is Not Warming and More
Washington Post
Gingrich’s Out-Of-This-World Ideas
Washington Post
Employers Skeptical of Obama’s SOTU Promises
Washington Post
Obama Proposal: No Leaving School Until Age 18 or Graduation
Washington Post
How Barack Obama Used Taxpayer Dollars to Outsource Green Energy Jobs
Washington Post
MetLife Fires 4,300 Citing Uncertainty and Overregulation
Trib Live
Criminal Competition
Orange County Register
Bureaucrats Eyeing Your Device Chargers
Aljazeera
U.S. Oil Pipeline: Storm in a Barrel?
Aljazeera
Redefining Carcinogenicity
Orange County Register
Politics of the Pipeline Denial
Orange County Register
William Yeatman: Politics and the Keystone Pipeline
William Yeatman: Politics and the Keystone Pipeline…
Daily Caller
Obama is Ignoring His Own Jobs Council Recommendations
The Daily Caller discusses the federal regulatory burden with Wayne Crews. An analysis of just this year’s new regulations — and we’re only…
Law 360
Attys Got Lion’s Share Of HP Deal: Ink-Jet Class Members
Law 360 reports on CCAF's objection to the Hewlett-Packard Co. settlement that benefited the lawyers that negotiated it more than the class members they represented.