Dr. Marc Siegel worries that, under Obamacare, studies of dubious validity may decide whether you get life-saving treatment.

Michael Novak argues that the election of 2010 signified a moral revolution much more profoundly than a political revolution.

Matthew Shaffer takes a look at the overwhelmingly liberal political sympathies of the people who control NPR. The complete data is here.

Andrew Stiles and Katrina Trinko profile twelve freshman congressmen we’ll be watching.

Deroy Murdock identifies a trend in last Tuesday’s results: support for Obamacare was electoral poison.

Michael Barone notes a Republican bonus: victories in state legislatures will reap redistricting powers.

Kathryn Jean Lopez celebrates the election of conservative women (and the first female former speaker).