TH Daily - February 26 - Bill O'Reilly, Larry Kudlow, Hugh Hewitt, Kathryn Lopez, Jason Fodeman and More

Getting Schooled in Wisconsin Bill O'Reilly: Here's a lesson that is both ironic and sad at the same time. According to the U.S. Department of Education, two-thirds of the eighth graders in Wisconsin cannot read proficiently. ... more Madison Madness Larry Kudlow: ... more Dropping in on the Tea Party Patriot Summit in Phoenix Hugh Hewitt: Today I am broadcasting from the Phoenix Convention Center and the first gathering of the Tea Party Patriots since November 2nd's sweeping GOP wins. ... more Contraception is Not the Solution Kathryn Lopez: Why are Republicans waging war on contraception? It's not the first time the question has been asked, and it won't be the last. Truth be told, Republicans aren't engaging in battle on that front -- but the phrase gets close to a legitimate fight. ... more ObamaCare on the Front Lines Jason Fodeman: 2011 has commenced and even though New Year's cards may still remain prominently displayed on the kitchen table, a newly implemented provision of the health care overhaul law likely has some physicians and patients across the country yearning for the good old days of 2010. ... more And So Rationing Begins: ObamaCare vs. Breast Cancer Patients Garrett Murch: The Food and Drug Administration is preparing to deny late-stage breast cancer patients access to the critical, but expensive, life-extending drug Avastin. ... more Obama's Indefensible DOMA Decision Janet M. LaRue: President Obama, the self-proclaimed "constitutional scholar," along with the nation's top lawyer, Attorney General Eric Holder, announced Wednesday that they couldn't come up with a "reasonable" argument for limiting marriage to a man and a woman as God, Congress, state legislatures, and the majority of voters intend. ... more Playing Israel's Good Hand Caroline Glick: In these new and trying times, our leaders must shed their failed concepts of statecraft based on weakness and adopt new ones founded on strength. ... more Ghostbusters Rich Galen: Tell me a time, not counting the Great War or its immediate successor World War II, when the world was in more turmoil. ... more Let's Talk About a Caliphate Diana West: I almost forgot how the Pundit Right smacked down Glenn Beck over his wholly rational concern that out of Tahrir Square a new caliphate might arise in the Islamic world until I read William Kristol's op-ed this week. ... more		House leader surprised by Obama not defending DOMA Chicago election shows racial politics changing Wis. Dems not deterred by recall threat, pay issue Oregon congressman tells paper he took painkiller Palin says she's planning trip to India next month Sen. Rick Santorum blasts AARP for backing ObamaCare Greg Hengler Awesome Video: Wisconsin Assembly Republicans Pass Walker Bill, Democrats Erupt Guy Benson GOP Budget Strategy Revealed Guy Benson Rand Paul On Letterman Rand Paul on Possible Government Shutdown DOMA is "Unnecessary and Unfair" Union Showdown March for Life Canada Expects Biggest Turnout Ever A First Milestone in the Rise of the Counter-Revolution China and Middle East Regime Change Quote of the Day: Obama vs Reagan UN plans weekend session on Libya sanctions APNews Attack shuts Iraq's largest oil refinery, kills 1 APNews LinkedIn working again in China amid protest calls APNews Ex-bank hostage claims rough handling by NC police APNews India starts evacuation flights from Libya APNews American contractor appears in Pakistani court APNews 4 Amish children die when buggy flips in Ky. creek APNews Angry Irish voters turn out for historic election APNews New Zealand earthquake toll at 145 dead APNews Today in History APNews Malkin: Hate-A-Rama Bozell: Not Wrestling Girls Limbaugh: Obama Not Just Above the Law--He Is the Law North: Obama-Inspired Chaos Towery: Prepare for an Economic Meltdown Chavez: Union Backlash Fontova: A Genuine Black American Hero for Black History Month Coulter: Look for the Union Fable Charen: The Anti-Reform Party Feulner: Dark Days for Solar Power
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"Egypt's Uprising" Teach-in this Monday at the University of San Francisco

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Egypt's Uprising: The Road to and from Liberation Square Teach-in at the University of San Francisco Monday, February 28th at 6 pm Xavier Hall Join a panel of scholars as they discuss the historical context of Egypt's revolution, as well as the role of women, youth, and social media tools in the movement.  Enjoy free Arabic specialties like falafel, tabouleh, and baklava!  Topics will include:   *Egypt Before the January 25th Revolution: Shalendra Sharma - Professor of Politics & Economics, University of San Francisco, CA *Women's Roles in the Revolution & History of Islamic Movements in Egypt: Melanie Tanielian - Professor of History of the Middle East, University of San Francisco, CA *U.S Foreign Policy in the Middle East: Stephen Zunes - Chair of Middle Eastern Studies, University of San Francisco, CA *Role of Youth and Social Media Tools: Dorothy Kidd - Professor of Media Studies, University of San Francisco, CA *What's in Store for Egypt/How Can you Partake in This Movement?: Asef Bayat - Professor of Sociology and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Illinois, IL   *Skype with youth on the ground in Egypt  Arab Cultural and Community Center 2 Plaza St. San Francisco, California 94116 415-664-2200

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