TH Daily - March 06 - Doug Giles, Debra J. Saunders, Salena Zito, Austin Hill, Steve Chapman and More

Cigars Don't Kill People … Doug Giles: American scientists now say that oral cancer caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV) has become more prevalent in the U.S. than oral cancer caused by tobacco. ... more First the Public Service, Then Endless Litigation Debra J. Saunders: Last month, the website Politico reported that the Department of Justice dropped its representation of former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, his former deputy, Paul Wolfowitz, and other defendants in a lawsuit filed by convicted al-Qaida operative Jose Padilla and his mother. ... more Shadows of DC Statehood Salena Zito: When Democrat Paul Strauss walks into the John A. Wilson Building a little more than a block from the White House, the door leading to his office is marked "Senator." ... more Who Is "Pro Business" In Washington? Austin Hill: Has the Obama Administration turned the corner, and become more "pro business?" ... more Take the Federal Out of Farming Steve Chapman: The American economy has undergone radical transformation in the past 75 years, and the majority of farmers have shown they can prosper outside a government-run hothouse. ... more Recalculating the Odds: Obama and DOMA Ken Connor: During his campaign, Candidate Barack Obama repeatedly cited his opposition to same sex marriage. On the Human Rights Campaign's 2008 Presidential Survey, he stated, "I do not support gay marriage. Marriage has religious and social connotations, and I consider marriage to be between a man and a woman." ... more Not Your Grandfather's Labor Movement David Stokes: I wish the collectivist left would make up its mind. One the one hand, we have been bombarded for the past few years with the emergent doctrine that the government is the answer to just about everything. ... more Status of the Union Paul Jacob: Americans who pride their country for its No. 1 status might consider doing something before its number is up. ... more		Romney seeks to address health care woes Utah Legislature passes immigration reform package Prosecution of Ind. elections chief could be tough Trump business adviser scopes out Iowa politics Unions wary of Dems' convention plans in NC Soros: There's No Way Bush's Iraq Domino Is Hitting The Middle East Greg Hengler Sebelius Gets Her Comeuppance As House Begins Its Obamacare Challenge Greg Hengler DHS Sending Agents Into Drug Runner Territory Armed With Bean Bags Katie Pavlich Michele Bachmann Calls Foul AWOL Wis. Democrats Given Fair Warning Ed Schultz & Al Sharpton: School Vouchers are Rascist House Speaker Boehner on the Budget WORLD Magazine | Law optional | Emily Belz | Mar 12, 11 Ice pond New Survey on Abstinence and Sexual Activity: The Good News and the Bad News Preserving the Peace: Modernize Now, Save Later Court to rule on Nobel laureate's dismissal APNews India's ruling party tries to woo back ally APNews Philippine leader vows punishment in graft scandal APNews Quakes to almost halve NZ economic growth in 2011 APNews Man dies after falling into Nev. mine shaft APNews Sustained gunfire breaks out in Libyan capital APNews Police: Serial rape suspect tried to hang self APNews Anti-abortion plans pose dilemma for Republicans APNews 21 airlines fined for fixing passenger, cargo fees APNews Michael Moore rallies Wis. pro-union protesters APNews O'Reilly: Look for the Union Label Morrison: Bowing to Persecutors Endangers Christians Brown: Charlie Sheen, Obama, Republicans and Addiction Lambro: Obama Does Not Walk His Talk Hewitt: The House GOP Forfeits The Strategic Advantage of Time Malkin: We, the Unhyphenated Americans Lopez: New Direction for Pregnant Teens Tapson: Singing for Dictators Glick: The New Middle East Williams: Public Employee Unions
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