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Who doesn’t love a democratic revolution? Who is not moved by the renunciation of fear and the reclamation of dignity in the streets of Cairo and Alexandria? The worldwide euphoria that has greeted the Egyptian uprising is understandable. All revolutions are blissful in the first days. The romance could be forgiven if this were Paris 1789. [...]

Coffee partyers led actions on the first anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision, using the moment to rebrand themselves.

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Pop Science: We’ve entered an era of extreme idiocracy where celebrities have more voice in serious matters than scientists. The vaccine-autism fraud shows the real dangers of this trend. Measles cases have surged since 2007, when actress Jenny McCarthy went on Oprah and demonized the wildly successful vaccine program, which had eradicated major…[Read more]

The Arizona shootings last weekend leave two questions: How to keep lawmakers safe and how to do it without breaking the bank.

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The winner. Now we come to the top 10 most viewed posts at Hot Air in 2010, the posts that attracted the most eyeballs over the course of the year, according to our legion of technical wizards and web masters.  Which topics created the most traction, and which personalities seized the most attention?  Be prepared for some [...]

Last week, The Wall Street Journal headline read “Companies Cling to Cash.” The story reveals that U.S. companies are sitting on almost $2 trillion in cash, and that cash as a share of corporate assets is at the highest level since 1959. Hoarding cash is probably the right thing for companies to do right now, given [...]

Health Care: December’s not been good for socialized medicine. One federal judge rules against ObamaCare, while another indicates he believes a part of it’s unconstitutional. Then there’s the Canadian problem. On Dec. 13, U.S. District Court Judge Henry E. Hudson said the individual mandate of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is not…[Read more]

Strategy: The heirs of Ronald Reagan abandon his legacy and dream of defending America from nuclear attack. Our security will rest on ambiguous language and vague assurances, not on the genius of U.S. technology. Peace in our time, or should we say appeasement in our time, as a sufficient number of GOP senators signed on the [...]

Last weekend NPR legal correspondent Nina Totenberg inadvertently created a mini-controversy when she said on Inside Washington: