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Today, LinkedIn celebrates its tenth anniversary. It’s 225 million members are apparently using it as some sort of business network for some purpose.

Ezra Klein has a really smart piece titled “How Van Halen explains Obamacare, salmon regulation and scientific grants.”

The world’s first entirely 3-D printed gun is now a reality.

Last night, the Atlantic Council honored Hillary Rodham Clinton, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, John S. Watson, Tony Bennett, and Juanes.

There’s simply no question that a person born abroad to a US citizen is a ‘natural-born Citizen.’

The soft underbelly of the post-ownership society.

The story of an American Green Beret found living in Vietnam 44 years after he had been declared dead appears to be a hoax.

Their intent is to derail useful discussion and responding to them not only achieves that end but encourages more trolling.

The rich are getting richer and more politically powerful.

The FBI is looking into Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell’s relationship with a major donor.

The very first page on the World Wide Web, from way back in 1992, is being restored.

The possible presidential contender has an op-ed in a rather dubious outlet.

Jason Collins is gay. Who the hell is Jason Collins, you might ask?

Think Progress continues a silly meme: “12 programs that Congress cares less about than averting flight delays.”

Legendary country music singer George Jones has died, aged 81.

A McDonald’s hamburger has been in a man’s car trunk since 1999. It still looks and smells the same as the day he bought it, minus the pickle.

The Examiner’s James Simpson makes a perfectly valid point in the most dishonest way with his chart “Sequester fraud in one picture.”

The Senate moved last night to end the airport delays caused by furloughing air traffic controllers.

Bill Clinton is on Twitter for reals.

There are far too many appointed positions in the US government. And many of them are unfilled.

There’s bipartisan agreement on Capitol Hill that they don’t want to participate in ObamaCare.

The CIA unsuccessfully lobbied to put Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the eldest of the Boston Marathon bombers, on the counterterrorism watch list in 2011.

General Petreaus is now Dr. Petraeus and will be teaching a 1-1 load a the City University of New York.

My latest for The National Interest, “Why Terrorists Are Worse Than Guns,” has posted.

Why does the stock market care if there is an explosion at the White House?

Airport delays are the latest example of targeting sequestration cuts where the taxpayer will feel them most.

A strange loophole in the law means Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will be questioned without being advised of his Miranda Rights.

A sensational story, little solid information, and instant analysis are a bad combination

“Mark Sanford walked out on us, violated our trust … maybe Mark Sanford should just keep walking.”

The filibuster is now so commonplace that it’s baked into the expectations.

Famous people may die sooner than the rest of us. Then again, they may not.

Today is the 75th anniversary of Superman.

Gabby Giffords writes an emotional diatribe filled with non sequiturs that does nothing to advance the debate.

Prominent female athletes have been able to be openly gay for decades. Why can’t their male counterparts?

As many as 15 are dead and more than 160 injured after a West, Texas fertilizer plant exploded.

If you expose your breasts in rural Georgia but have a penis, jailers are liable to think you’re a dude and make fun of you.

A bipartisan commission of elder statesmen confirms what we’ve known for years.