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• Jonah Goldberg: “Mr. Right eludes the GOP”
• Roger Bate: “The hidden danger of fake and substandard medicines”
• Maseh Zarif: “It’s no ‘Potemkin’ nuclear enrichment plant”
• Michael Barone: “Loose lips can turn convictions to controversy”
• Michael Auslin: “Witches’ brew at the Financial Times”
• David Shaywitz, M.D.: “Can we really expect innovation from an industry stuck on white male former sales reps? Perhaps.“

• Karlyn Bowman, Andrew Rugg, Jennifer K. Marsico: “AEI Political Report, February 2012”
• Maseh Zarif: “Iran takes another step”
• Michael Auslin: “Xi sees U.S.: smooth operator”
• Roger Bate: “The phony-drug war”
• Michael Barone: “Prudence can end Obama’s ‘soft despotism’”
• Mackenzie Eaglen: “Red tape no excuse for giving special ops autonomy”
• Dan Blumenthal, Michael Mazza: “Why to forget UNCLOS”
• Frederick M. Hess: “Kristof shills, Loveless scrutinizes”
• Katherine Zimmerman: “Map: al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula attacks in Yemen”
• Katherine Zimmerman: “Saleh family network“

• J.D. Kleinke: “The myth of runaway health spending”
• Michael Rubin: “How Iran sees America and what America does not want to see”
• Mackenzie Eaglen: “President Obama’s defense budget falling flat on Capitol Hill”
• Thomas Donnelly and Richard Cleary: “Leading indicator of decline”
• Michael Auslin: “What Singapore teaches U.S.”
• Jonah Goldberg: “Obama’s cynicism for me, not for thee”
• David Shaywitz: “Good start-up, bad corporation: the cost of trading passion for process”
• Katherine Zimmerman: “Recipe for failure: American strategy toward Yemen and al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula“

• Roger Feldman, Robert F. Coulam, Bryan E. Dowd: “Competitive bidding can help solve Medicare’s fiscal crisis”
• Scott Gottlieb: “Meet the Obamacare mandate committee”
• Steven F. Hayward: “Presidential history lesson: talk less, promise less”
• Roger Bate: “The tyrant’s best friend”
• Sadanand Dhume: Islamic terrorists continue to attack soft targets. “While India pandered”
• Nicholas Eberstadt: “Looking towards 2030”
• Roger F. Noriega: “Iran’s influence and activity in Latin America”
• Frederick M. Hess: “Greetings and salutations … second anniversary“

• John H. Makin: “The pain of zero interest rates”
• Alex J. Pollock: “Seven steps needed to improve housing finance”
• Michael Barone: “A failure of imagination put Metro on wrong track”
• Michael Auslin: “No reset with Beijing”
• Jonah Goldberg: “Free healthcare? That’s rich”
• Alan Viard: “Obama’s new budget is more of the same”
• Norman J. Ornstein: “Obama, GOP budgets present clear choices“

• Joseph Antos: “President Obama’s Medicare cuts don’t cut it”
• Marc A. Thiessen: “Mother Angelica’s network isn’t buying Obama’s religious liberty ruse”
• Frederick M. Hess: “Doug Harris crunches critics in value-added smackdown”
• Katherine Zimmerman: “Yemeni government negotiating with al Qaeda“

• Dan Blumenthal: “Bull in the China shop”
• Charles Murray: “Five myths about white people”
• John R. Bolton and Rep. Edward J. Markey (D-MA): “How an Obama shift helps unstable regimes get nuclear weapons”
• Andrew G. Biggs: “Understanding the true cost of state and local pensions”
• Michael Barone: “Romney appeals to white collars, Santorum to blue”
• David Shaywitz: “Turning loss into hope, family offers inspiration—and a few lessons about drug discovery“

• Jonah Goldberg: “The GOP race gets messy”
• Peter J. Wallison: “Dodd-Frank and the myth of ‘interconnectedness’”
• Frederick M. Hess: “A shameless display on waivers”
• Henry Olsen: “Two decades too late”
• Jon Entine: “Over-regulation fever at the White House”
• Danielle Pletka: “Should the U.S. intervene in Syria?“

• Danielle Pletka: “Obama must do something tangible for Syria”
• Leon Aron: “Putin is already dead”
• Nick Schulz: “Self-inflicted blindness: the austerity threat to innovation”
• Michael Auslin: “Wanted: a user’s manual for capitalism“

• Michael Barone: “GOP must show young it’s a party of options”
• Roger Bate: “Fighting the major diseases of Africa: sustaining the gains of the last decade”
• Alex Brill: “A plausible first step toward tax reform”
• Jonah Goldberg: A permanent global clubhouse for democracies based on shared principles would make it easier to aid growing movements.”A UN—but for good guys”
• Norman J. Ornstein: “Obama’s tactic could yield political results”
• Steven F. Hayward: “Liberals and the Constitution“

• Ayaan Hirsi Ali: From one end of the Muslim world to the other, Christians are being murdered for their faith. “The global war on Christians in the Muslim world”
• Peter J. Wallison: “Why the U.S. doesn’t have the debt problems of the EU”
• Sadanand Dhume: Meet Mayawati, India’s multi-millionaire lower-caste power broker and politician. “The ‘untouchable’”
• Michael Auslin: America’s regional allies worry about plans for a ‘leaner’ military. “Defense cuts sap Obama’s Asia pivot”
• Kevin A. Hassett: “Stimuless”
• Marc A. Thiessen: “Romney’s liberal message on poverty”
• David Shaywitz: “Getting better: online communities elevate voice of the patient“

• Thomas P. Miller: “Repeal to replace: starting this year”
• Nick Schulz: “Why you should like the Facebook IPO”
• Michael Barone: “Obama’s isolation leads to skewed decisions”
• Alan D. Viard: “The misdirected tax debate and the small business stock exclusion”
• Jon Entine: “Ethical branding: Fairtrade laid bare“

• Leon Aron: “Russian protests—echoes of U.S. civil rights movement”
• Matthew H. Jensen: “America’s flawed, outdated trade policy”
• Danielle Pletka: “Is Israel about to attack Iran?”
• Charles Murray: “Live chat: Charles Murray on the growing American divide”
• Michael Mazza and Daniel Vajdic: “Why China isn’t freaking out”
• Scott Gottlieb, M.D.: The digital revolution can spur unprecedented advances in the medical sciences, argues Eric Topol in ‘The Creative Destruction of Medicine’. “Digital doctoring”
• Frederick M. Hess: “Carrots, sticks & the bully pulpit”
• David Shaywitz, M.D.: “Do something really innovative in health: crowdsource problems, not (just) solutions”
• David Schoenbrod and Ross Sandler: “Federal Consent Decree Fairness Act & Sunshine for Regulatory Decrees and Settlements Act“

• Frederick W. Kagan and Kimberly Kagan: “Courting disaster in Afghanistan”
• Eric Teetsel: “Mitt Romney: You do care about the poor”
• Arthur Herman: Army rules stalling medevacs. “Hurry, wait … and die”
• Roger Bate: “Britain’s high green taxes“

• Michael Barone: “With win, Romney faces tough opponents in long war”
• Roger F. Noriega: “Why 2012 is a critical year for the U.S. and Venezuela, the narco-state on our doorstep”
• Sadanand Dhume: Cooperating with U.S.-led sanctions against Tehran would bring New Delhi long-term dividends. “Weaning India off Iran”
• Kenneth P. Green: “Electric cars: doubling down on dumb”
• Norman J. Ornstein: “Blame game on lack of super PAC disclosures”
• Jonah Goldberg: The confrontation between President Obama and Arizona Governor Jan Brewer has been wildly over-hyped as racial, but Democrats need it to excite the party base. “Political finger-pointing“

• Nick Schulz: “The human capital imperative: bringing more minds to America”
• James Q. Wilson: “Angry about inequality? Don’t blame the rich”
• Roger F. Noriega: “Iran’s gambit in Latin America”
• Alan D. Viard: Is there a tax loophole that benefits fund managers? “Understanding carried interest”
• Marc A. Thiessen: “Why is Team Gingrich parroting a pro-Obama union’s attack?”
• Roger Bate: “Time for a fake-drugs treaty”
• Andrew G. Biggs: “CBO: Federal workers overcompensated“

• Christina Hoff Sommers: “How the CDC is overstating sexual violence in the U.S.”
• Michael Barone: “Obama hides on Earth, Newt crash lands on moon”
• Thomas Donnelly, Gary J. Schmitt, and Mackenzie Eaglen: “A response to the Obama administration’s preview of the fiscal year 2013 defense budget request”
• Alex Brill: “Tax analysts exclusive: a conversation with Alex Brill”
• David Shaywitz: “Road not taken: the unrecognized harm of excessive regulation“

• Frederick W. Kagan: “The U.S. military needs to invest in troops, not technology”
• R. Richard Geddes: “The right idea in the wrong place”
• John R. Bolton: “Don’t let Iran benefit from EU financial crisis”
• Henry Olsen: “Strong night for Mitt Romney”
• Jonah Goldberg: The president thinks America would be better if it was no longer America. “Obama’s vision for a Spartan America”
• Mark J. Perry: “Unleash private sector to produce energy, create jobs”
• Maseh Zarif: “The Iranian nuclear program: timelines, data, and estimates“

• Leon Aron: “Following one’s conscience, part 2: a quest for democratic citizenship”
• Joseph Antos: “The Wyden-Ryan proposal—a foundation for realistic Medicare reform”
• Mackenzie Eaglen: “Talk is cheap in Washington when it comes to politicians and the U.S. military”
• Michael Rubin: “U.S. considering ‘air strikes,’ not invasion of Iran”
• Peter J. Wallison: “Common shock is the real cause of the financial crisis“

• Mackenzie Eaglen: “The past decade of military spending: what we spent, what we wasted, and what we need”
• John H. Makin: “Why are interest rates presently so low?”
• Michael Barone: “Unlike Obama, GOP talks seriously about governing”
• Jonah Goldberg: Newt Gingrich has remarkable healing powers, and his atomic breath is formidable. Will it be enough? “Newtzilla conquers all?”
• Norman J. Ornstein: “Obama should force recess appointment fight”
• Andrew G. Biggs: “Retirement readiness: strengthening the federal pension system”
• David Shaywitz: “Decoding phenotype: the holy grail for today’s medical scientists”
• Daniel Vajdic: “Am I wrong on Obama’s Russia policy?“

• Edward J. Pinto: “New monthly feature: FHA Watch”
• Danielle Pletka: Eight experts rate the president’s performance so far. “Grading Obama’s foreign policy”
• Jon Entine: “Killing drilling with farcical ‘science’”
• Marc A. Thiessen: “Romney’s Pawlenty moment”
• Michael Auslin: Detroit and the emergence of the American dictator. “Rome redux“

• Charles Murray: The ideal of an ‘American way of life’ is fading as the working class falls further away from institutions like marriage and religion and the upper class becomes more isolated. “The new American divide”
• Thomas Donnelly: “The Obama way of war”
• Michael Barone: “A few words in defense of negative campaigning”
• David Shaywitz: “Stossel is right for demonizing the demonization of physician-industry relationships”
• Michael Rubin: “Who will write the Kurdish epic?“

• Michael Barone: “Strong debate for Romney, Santorum”
• Stephen D. Oliner: “Why a little Fed transparency could be dangerous”
• Karlyn Bowman: “Attitudes about abortion: 39 years of polling”
• Jonah Goldberg: Whatever he claims, creating jobs isn’t what motivates Obama. “A question of priorities”
• Michael Auslin: Time is running out to prepare for an unprecedented demographic crisis. “Japan’s age of denial”
• Karlyn Bowman, Andrew Rugg, Jennifer K. Marsico: “Political Report, January 2012“

• Peter J. Wallison and Edward J. Pinto: “Bet the house: why the FHA is going (for) broke”
• Alex Brill: “A pro-growth, progressive, and practical proposal to cut business tax rates”
• Kenneth P. Green: “Obama’s decision on Keystone: pure politics”
• Nick Schulz: “Is it a good idea to wash foreign pirates’ mouths out with SOPA?”
• Claude Barfield: “The White House and Congress repel Chinese investment”
• Mark J. Perry: “Unplug electric car subsidies”
• Roger Bate: “The public health implications of unsafe drugs“