The Daily Grind

"House Speaker John Boehner is warning President Barack Obama that he may be in violation of the War Powers Act if Obama refuses to ask Congress for authorization to overthrow Libyan leader Muammar Qadhafi."

Well, this headline could have been written every year for the last few decades: "Surging college costs price out middle class"

He isn't the one they've been waiting for: "White House memo notes shortage of applicants for contest to have Obama to speak at high school graduation"

Jen Rubin gets gets her hands on some exclusive Chris Christie video and explains some of the governor's magic.

Obama is sitting out the union fights.

Relax, Col. Qaddafi has only "1,000 metric tons of uranium yellowcake."

"There literally is nothing the federal government cannot regulate provided there is even a hypothetical connection to the economy."

Rahm wins Chicago mayoral race -- handily.

'I won't pay' movement spreads across Greece.

Pirates kill four Americans.

Oh no: "Christchurch earthquake: 'Dead bodies lying around.'"

R.I.P. Dr. Bernard Nathanson, a lion of the pro-life movement.

50 Wisconsins.

Who rules America? AARP.

Stuxnet was a valiant effort, but it looks like Iran's nuclear program is back on track.

Aside from Egypt, how many other autocratic governments have an Internet kill switch?

Change: "Two years after arriving in Washington on a message of hope and change, Democratic candidates are not extolling their party’s accomplishments, but rather distancing themselves from their party’s agenda."

Michael Moore demonstrates once again that he really has his finger on the pulse of America.

Yep, Greg Gutfeld wants to open a gay bar in the property adjacent to the Ground Zero Mosque, as a celebration of tolerance.

Clinton-Obama proxy war comes to a head in Colorado Senate primary today. Clinton's man is leading the Obama-favored appointee Michael Bennet by a statistically insignificant margin.