The editors applaud Rep. Peter King’s hearings on homegrown Islamic radicalism.

Victor Davis Hanson analyzes the two halves of the human mind: the therapeutic and the tragic.

Michael Tanner debunks Mark Zandi’s warnings against cutting federal spending.

Jonah Goldberg reassures Republicans they’ll vote for their presidential candidate.

Marion Smith recognizes the significance of Hungary’s upcoming constitutional convention.

Lou Dolinar documents the growing opposition to high-speed rail in California.

Brian Bolduc profiles Andrew Ian Dodge, a Tea Party challenger of Sen. Olympia Snowe.

David Kahane handicaps the Republican presidential field.

Jim Lacey makes a modest proposal to stop government debt from devouring our children.