TH Daily - November 22 - Michael Barone, Mike Adams, Joseph C. Phillips, Star Parker, Janice Shaw Crouse and More

This Could Be the Most Profitable Drug of the 21st Century At a small laboratory 35 miles outside of Washington D.C., scientists have made a discovery poised to change humanity... one that could dwarf the invention of penicillin or the Salk vaccine. It's a groundbreaking treatment that "teaches" the body's own immune system to destroy cancer. Forbes Science Business calls it "the wave of the future." Not only could this little company save 7.6 million lives... at roughly $7 a share, it could also make you rich, as estimates show it could reach $140 in the short term. Full story here.
Ways to Come to Grips With American's Fiscal Mess Michael Barone: Is there any chance we can come to grips with our short-term and long-term fiscal problems -- the huge current federal budget deficit and the huge looming increases in entitlement spending? ... more Coming Home Mike Adams: In 2000, I embarked on an intellectual journey, which would lead back to a place where I had been most happy as a child. ... more The Failing Promise of Public Education Joseph C. Phillips: For years, American taxpayers have been sold on a triad of public policy fixes for public education. ... more Charlie Rangel Is a Symptom of a Bigger Problem Star Parker: There are now 41 House members in the Congressional Black Caucus. In the most recent elections, 37 of them ran as incumbents, and all regained their seats handily despite the average poverty rate in their districts being 20.3%. ... more Is Cohabitation the Modern Version of Marriage? Janice Shaw Crouse: According to the latest Census report, the number of cohabiting couples escalated from 6.7 million in 2009 to 7.5 million just one year later in 2010. ... more It's Time for School Choice! Terry Paulson: How can America invent a more innovative and profitable future without a quality education system? ... more Why Jews Vote Democratic – Redux Bruce Bialosky: Many people in the Republican Party wonder why the majority of Jews continue to vote Democratic. ... more This Could Be the Most Profitable Drug of the 21st Century At a small laboratory 35 miles outside of Washington D.C., scientists have made a discovery poised to change humanity... one that could dwarf the invention of penicillin or the Salk vaccine. It's a groundbreaking treatment that "teaches" the body's own immune system to destroy cancer. Forbes Science Business calls it "the wave of the future." Not only could this little company save 7.6 million lives... at roughly $7 a share, it could also make you rich, as estimates show it could reach $140 in the short term. Full story here.		TSA chief: Airport screening will be refined Mullen calls North Korea 'very dangerous' country Mullen: End policy on gays as soon as possible Mullen says al-Qaida threat from Yemen is serious Clinton: Make airport pat-downs be less intrusive Gawker Ordered to Remove Leaked Pages of Palin's New Book Jillian Bandes A Big, Ripe Target Carol Platt Liebau Congress Must Avoid Raising the Debt Ceiling Michele Bachmann O'Reilly, Ann Coulter Debate TSA Security Measures Classic HamNation: Election Depression Mitch McConnell on Earmarks - "The People Have Spoken" Paul Ryan Will Cut Runaway Spending 'We will fight you' The King's Speech Defiant North Korea Reveals Covert Uranium Nuclear Facility Obama Gets Mixed Results at NATO Summit World stocks mostly up after Ireland bailout news APNews How the poll on relationships was conducted APNews In the name of the mother: Ashes go to Treblinka APNews 10 alleged Somali pirates go on trial in Germany APNews St. Louis tops list of most dangerous US cities APNews AP Poll: Baby boomers are confident about sex APNews Myanmar halts 9 magazines that sold Suu Kyi covers APNews NATO: 2 Taliban leaders killed, 1 captured APNews US boy protests in Beijing for NKorea peace park APNews US: NKorea's nuke claim provocative, not surprise APNews
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