TH Daily - April 25 - John Ransom, Michael Barone, Mike Adams, Lurita Doan, Star Parker and More

Contain Islam and Spending John Ransom: We need a fiscal policy that we learned during the 30 years from the 1960s to 1990, when our economy only did well as we restrained government spending to an amount affordable by our GDP. ... more The Death of the 'Defined Benefit' Michael Barone: The defined benefit is dying. Barack Obama is struggling to keep it alive, but it's apparent that it's something that even as bounteously rich a society as ours can't afford. ... more A History Month for Every Leftist Mike Adams: When I was a little boy I knew I was different than most of the other little boys. ... more Obama's Regulatory Tsunami More Destructive than Taxes Lurita Doan: As Obama travels about the country, speaking of the need for "shared sacrifice" and the need to increase taxes, he doesn't say a word about the tsunami of new Obama regulations. ... more The World Needs an America That Understands Freedom Star Parker: At this time when Christians and Jews celebrate Easter and Passover, a near record number of Americans feel religion is losing its influence on American life. ... more Faith Brings Purpose and Peace Terry Paulson: As Jews celebrated Passover and their exodus from Egypt, Christians around the world took part in Holy Week, celebrating their Savior's path to the cross and Christ's resurrection on Easter. In both remembrances, believers were reminded of the power of faith in sustaining optimism and hope. Such celebrations are important, but when faith moves beyond rituals to impact one's life, it makes a difference. ... more Green Technology Needs Capitalism Katie Kieffer: Earth to Washington: The free market offers practical solutions for "going green." ... more Slacker America Bruce Bialosky: A few years back I had a conversation with an exchange student from Colombia who was working as a busboy to earn some spending money. He spoke English fluently – an aberration in Los Angeles – and I asked him what he thought was the most surprising thing about America. He said "How hard everyone works." ... more Liberals Are Lamenting 'Cronyism'? Austin Hill: What do you call it when a group of liberal activists in San Francisco pay $76,000.00 to attend an exclusive fund raiser with President Obama, and then disrupt his speech in front of his private audience with a protest song? ... more Presidential Region? Salena Zito: The Allegheny region and its people have retained distinct characteristics. It was defined early on by its distance from Philadelphia, and it became a large settlement of Scots-Irish with their individualist way of life. ... more The Troubling Past and Frightening Future of Jihad, Part 1 Michael Youssef: During the Egyptian uprising, shortly before Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was forced from office, I was a guest on CNN Newsroom with anchor Don Lemmon. As the Egyptian government was collapsing, I argued that the Western media were missing the real story. Western journalists were praising and celebrating the Arab world uprisings as a popular demand for democracy and freedom. ... more		Happy Easter From Customs and Border Protection! Helen Whalen Cohen Defending Trig Palin Katie Pavlich Happy Earth Day! Helen Whalen Cohen Bloomberg noncommittal on Trump presidential talk Spring brings fundraising frenzy for GOP hopefuls NYC board: Trump skipped primary voting 21 years GOP's Pawlenty wants US ambassador out of Syria Beck suggests Huckabee too 'thin-skinned' for 2012 Educational Climate Change Rap Song! Obama Out-Friended by Spongebob MSNBC's Martin Bashir: A Glowing Example of Liberal Civility Anti-DC School Choice Activist Tells Reporter to "Drop Dead" Most Ridiculous Lawsuit of the Month – The 'Deep Pockets' Edition Join Our Conference Call Tonight! PODCAST: Taxes on the Rich Losing the Mexico Drug War: One Protest at a Time NY trial tapes seen as Wall Street wake-up call APNews No deaths in St. Louis tornado called a miracle APNews Taliban break more than 450 out of Afghan prison APNews Pa. official: End nears for wastewater releases APNews Jimmy Carter, other former leaders to visit NKorea APNews Suspect dead, officer injured in gunfight near LA APNews Building fire kills at least 17 people in Beijing APNews Asian markets muted on oil, inflation worries APNews Japan launches massive search for tsunami bodies APNews Documents reveals new info on Gitmo detainees APNews Giles: Why Hunters Rock and Anti-Hunters Are a Crock McCullough: PROVEN Baisley: The Kennedy Curve Olson: Was Andrew Breitbart Being Punk'd by Martin Bashir? Saunders: Cult of 'Three Cups of Tea' Should Have Known Better Sears: University Administrators Refuse to Allow Christians to Speak Their Peace Jacob: Burn the witches with gas Stokes: The Easter Effect Chapman: Unwelcome Surprises in Libya Turek: Mom Plays God
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