5 Best Wednesday Columns
Glenn Beck's AA playbook, "America's longest war" and more
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The pitbull and her "indispensable" network had a bad breakup, but great news, guys! They're getting back together! Starting Monday! Because Sarah Palin can't stay famous without Fox.
Glenn Beck's AA playbook, "America's longest war" and more
O'Reilly's less-than-passionate defense of his Fox News colleague leads to tense moments
Behold: TheBlaze.com
Expatriate bars in Kabul, why nation building works and more
Beck's Washington revival, buzzwords for blowhards and more
The Wall Street Journal's Bret Stephens explains his Media Diet
Germany's "parent model" of economic growth, Russia's climate inaction, and the trouble with sealing off wilderness
The Democrats' chance to keep the House, the cab attack, and more
Reverend Moon strikes a deal to reacquire the conservative DC paper. What's next?
The case for economic optimism, Romney's cave-in and more
The day Twitter posed some head scratchers
The Islamophobia myth, the Truther conspiracy, and more
The homeownership "fetish", the Republican divide, and more
Elite students saving cities, American Muslims fighting extremism, and Emma Thompson inspiring--and irritating--millions
Top tweeters get in last great quips of the week
Information overload, Scotland's disgrace, and the truth about the deficit
ChristWire isn't a serious site, people
The renowned journalist jumps ship
The Merchant of Death, the misconduct of generals and more
After her controversial exit, the talk-show host gains an unlikely support group
How to win the clash of civilizations, the startling Blago verdict and more
Islam's tolerant pose, the Muslims in the middle, and more
Bumper sticker politics, devastating solar storms, and more
On languages, emotion, and Google
America's service economy, the bandwidth wars and more
Top tweeters quip, philosophize and stay out of the rain
Gay marriage as a right, the GOP's American Idols, and more
Rangel's lame excuses, the case for birthright citizenship, and more
Bill O'Reilly candidly quips on the Factor
Today's Tom Sawyer, the "crafty" defense budget, and more
"It must be hard to be that angry all the time"
America's crumbling infrastructure, the church of robotics and more
The "summer of fear," the First Lady's trip, and the return of bedbugs
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