How about a rousing musical interlude before you start working on the reading assignments.

Did you hear about the couple that crashed Obama's first state dinner, embarrassing the White House and Secret Service?

Tomorrow the Democrats are scheduled to begin debate on their plans to take over the healthcare industry.

While the Democrats begin their debate tomorrow, Obama plans to announce his intentions for the war in Afghanistan.

Scientists of the Climatic Research Unit (at the heart of Climategate) admit that they threw away the raw data on which they (falsely) based their global warming predictions.

Obamacare could end up costing over $6 trillion? Here's how.

The future of healthcare in America.

A Senate report says that Osama bin Laden was "unquestionably" within our reach in December 2001 but we failed to act with massive force in order to catch him.

Iran has announced that it is going to build more uranium enrichment facilities. What will the world do now .. wait for the United Nations to write another stern letter?

Obama has already held a "Fiscal Responsibility Summit," a "Health Care Summit," an "H1N1 Flu Preparedness Summit," and even a "Distracted Driving Summit." Next up: a Jobs Summit.

Senators Ben Nelson and Arlen Specter are the only two Democrats who have signed anti-tax pledges. So will they go along with the Democrat healthcare plans, which include tax increases?

The death tax is set to expire in just a few weeks, unless the Democrats choose to do something about it.

Here's Mark Steyn on the idea of "peer reviewing" and how the climate crowd has managed to make it a joke.

Our economic weakness endangers our financial power but also our military power. Here's how.

The Supreme Court is set to rule on a ban on "honest services fraud," which could make a lot of politicians very happy.

We now have the largest jobless gender gap since 1948 when tracking this sort of thing became possible. Some are even calling this a "he-cession."

Dubai is facing a financial crisis that could lead to a double dip recession.

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke does not agree with congressional proposals to strip the Fed of its powers, saying it would "impair" our economy.

We here in Atlanta will finally vote in our mayoral runoff race this week. The Wall Street Journal has a good overview of why this has been a race for the record books.

The Holder Justice Department has concluded that the Obama administration can lawfully pay ACORN for services provided under contracts signed before Congress banned the government from providing money to the group.

One in eight Americans and one in four children are now on food stamps. The stigma of government dependence is gone. The Democrats have managed to achieve that much.

That twit from "The View", Joy Behar, thinks that it is racist to refer to the day after Thanksgiving as "Black Friday."

Politically correct watch: In Great Britain you can no longer call a young person a "youth" because it hurts their feelings.

From the Cato Institute, which administration is responsible for 96% of 2008 spending?