Charles Krauthammer is astounded at the Obama administration’s denial “radical Islam“ was the motivation behind recent attacks.

The Editors defend the Roberts Court from the charge that it is soft on corporations.

Victor Davis Hanson thinks victory in Afghanistan is still possible.

Deroy Murdock wants Congress to rethink the federal ban on Edison’s all-American light bulb.

Mona Charen explains how the Obama administration’s foreign-policy “engagement” makes the world more dangerous.

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Reihan Salam wonders whether Robert Reich was right on global competition for jobs.

Kevin Williamson concludes that the Washington Post is clueless about budget crises in the states.

Chris Horner notes the absence of green-economy exemplars for the president to point to in his push for cap-and-trade.