David Sayen: What’s New in Medicare for 2011?
Health-care reform law brings changes to Medicare Part D and preventive services 
Bob Wilcher: Take Responsibility for Your Life
Don't hold yourself back by playing the role of victim
John Luca: You, Too, Can Make New Year’s Commitments That Work
Let the good things you did in 2010 empower you to set goals for 2011
David Sirota: Faces of Economic Death
Geico's gecko and Progressive's Flo represent an unregulated industry that's holding us down
Randy Alcorn: The Root Causes of Terrorism
To defeat these forces of evil, knowledge is the best defense — and offense
Peggy Orchowski: Why the DREAM Act Failed
111th Congress balks over lingering questions about fairness, likelihood of increased illegal immigration
Lois Phillips: Why John Can Get Emotional But Hillary Can’t
It's a crying shame that standards aren't the same for men and women
John Luca: Just Wanted to Say Thanks
There are many people in the world who give us reasons to be grateful
David Harsanyi: Save the Internet; Abolish the FCC
The government regulating agency has a history of hurting, not protecting, consumers
Joe Conason: Sept. 11 Heroes Disdained On the Right
Republicans have abandoned the first responders they once used as political props
Dorothy Rothrock: California Legislators Need a Lesson in Job Creation
State sheds another 1,500 manufacturing jobs it can ill afford to lose
Tom Donohue: Tax Compromise Good for the Economy
Extension of current rates a relief for struggling businesses and families
Mona Charen: Will the First Lady Downsize Your Kid?
The first lady's nutrition initiative isn't necessarily a good idea, although there certainly is a problem to addressM.V. Gray: Immigration and Misplaced Christian Charity
It's wrong for Christians to demand taxing all people for services they can't or won't provide themselves
David Sirota: Why the ‘Lazy Jobless’ Myth Persists
There's sheer ignorance, of course, but three more subtle forces are also at play
John Luca: A Life Lesson from Physicist Stephen Hawking
Challenges and differences aside, we all have something special to contribute
David Harsanyi: Feel Free to Label Me
The anti-democratic No Labels movement is out of touch and misguided
Mona Charen: Are Democrats Delusional?
Their rage is blinding them to the true views of the American people
Tom Donohue: Congress Must Invest in Infrastructure
If done right, transportation improvements could spur economic growth
Randy Alcorn: The Honest Truth about WikiLeaks
Governments, powerful institutions and corporations are a bigger threat to freedom than leaked documents
Andrew Seybold: The Europeans ‘Get It’ When It Means Internet Capacity
Collaborative approach to network investment points to increase in broadband improvements
David Harsanyi: No, We’re Not No. 2 — Yet
Poll shows Americans have bought into myths about our economic future
John Luca: In Memory of John Lennon
He endured challenges in life but always found a way to shine onPeggy Orchowski: What’s Next for 112th Congress — Gridlock or Bipartisanship?
There are at least three reasons we can expect more cooperation among lawmakers
Joe Guzzardi: U.S. Employment’s Biggest Threat Is Legal Immigration
Federal government must curtail immigration to foster job growth for American workers
Tom Donohue: Online Shopping Requires Vigilance
New legislation a good step toward shutting down Internet-based counterfeiting and piracy
Greg Helms: It’s Time We Extend Park Protection to the Ocean, Too
Historic decision on Marine Protected Areas set for Dec. 15 in Santa Barbara
John Luca: How Good Was I? Comparing Yourself Into a Funk
Take a step back and, for a moment, bask in simply being ... you
Gino DiCaro: The Eyes of Texas Are on California’s Manufacturing Jobs
Lone Star State's gains are Golden State's losses, and other states are taking note
David Harsanyi: The Rich Can Afford It, But Can We?
When it comes to taxation, let's all pony up — yes, the middle class, too
Joe Guzzardi: Dead DREAM Act Signals Era of Immigration Enforcement
Letter signed by Republicans all but kills any small chance of enacting the legislation
Peggy Orchowski: Majority Change in Congress Visible on The Hill
Big changes — including offices, duties and influence — are already under way for congressional representatives
Tom Donohue: Dealing with Debt
Making sacrifices today will help ensure a brighter future tomorrow
Randy Alcorn: As Our Rights Are Stripped Away, Are We Feeling Safer Yet?
Stepped-up airport security is only America's latest stride toward a police state
John Luca: The Transformative Power of Thanksgiving
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