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KRAUTHAMMER: Is it right because it's right or because it just feels right?
At the same time, one can sympathize with others who feel great trepidation at the radical transformation of the most fundamental of social institutions, one that, until recently, was heterosexual in all societies in all places at all times.
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KRAUTHAMMER: It's a critical time for Israel, with echoes of 1967
May 1967 was Israel’s most fearful, desperate month.
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MERCER: Of course politics affected President's decision
Obama fired off a fundraising email the day after he said he personally supports same-sex marriage.
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KRAUTHAMMER: Uniter has become the slicer-and-dicer-in-chief
Verrilli never had a chance. This was never a serious legal challenge in the first place.
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MERCER: Michelle Obama's battle against fat
They especially resent the first lady’s “Let’s Move!” initiative.
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MERCER: Is loneliness a tech problem?
It was hopeless in 1984 to try to explain the difference between traveling alone and traveling lonely: It still is. Americans love independence and prize freedom. We fear and hate loneliness.
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PARKER: Want an adult or preezy of the United Steezy?
Doubtless you’ve heard plenty by now of President Barack Obama’s slow jam, which, for all you drips out there, refers to an R&B ballad or down-tempo song.
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KRAUTHAMMER: Let's all bid a sad farewell to the New Frontier
The shuttle was being carried – its pallbearer, a 747 – because it cannot fly, nor will it ever again. It was being sent for interment.
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MERCER: 'Hopefully' wins, finally
My immediate reaction: You can have “we hope” when you pry it from my cold, dead hands.
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Virginians lost ground during the legislative session
In the commonwealth’s recent legislative session, Virginia’s citizens, well, they really lost ground if the governor signs into law House Bill No. 710, also known as the mine voids bill.
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MERCER: Multitasking doesn't work
“How can you do three things?” asks perplexed Dad.
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KRAUTHAMMER: Buffett Rule can't keep titanic budget from debt iceberg
It was obvious at the time that it could never be true. If government gives health insurance to 33 million uninsured, that costs. Costs a lot. There’s no free lunch.
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MILBANK: Proposed tax rule a gimmick
Actually, the gimmick was apparent even without the president’s acknowledgment.
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MERCER: Mind reader could have told feds not to buy $4 shrimp
“GSA rocked by spending scandal,” read the headline on the lead story in Tuesday’s Washington Post.
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KRAUTHAMMER: Could Obamacare lose the judicial review battle?
With Obamacare remaking one-sixth of the economy, it would be unusual for the Supreme Court to overturn legislation so broad and sweeping. On the other hand, it is far more unusual to pass such a fundamentally transformative law on such a narrow, partisan basis.
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You can't shield children from every bad word
Warning: This column contains language some readers might find unsuitable for children. Parental guidance is suggested.
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There's still some good journalism
Yes, there are continuing signs of economic trouble for the business of newsgathering and distribution – in particular for newspapers, according to a new report by the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism.
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MERCER: A rebranding for Obamacare?
Obamacare, even more than Hillarycare and Romneycare, had become a term of disgust.
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KRAUTHAMMER: The president tries out his new 'flexibility' doctrine
Obama spoke of the difficulties of the Russian presidential "transition." What transition? It's a joke. It had no effect on Putin's ability to negotiate anything.
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KRAUTHAMMER: Monday to be the day of reckoning for Obamacare
Obamacare was carefully constructed to manipulate the standard 10-year cost projections of the CBO.
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MERCER: Pay attention to the questions
To predict the likely winner of the epic battle over the health care law, keep track of the questions. The side that gets the most questions likely will lose.
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Public information often needs interpretation, context
About 85 percent of the journalists who responded to the SPJ survey agreed that "The public is not getting the information it needs because of barriers agencies are imposing."
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PITTS: Death raises painfull questions
Their blindness costs you. First and foremost, it costs your sacred individuality. But it might cost you a job, an education, your freedom. If you are unlucky like Trayvon Martin, it might cost your life.
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KRAUTHAMMER: Obama vs. Israel: Priority No. 1? Stop Israel
This, 14 months after the last group-of-six negotiations collapsed in Istanbul because of blatant Iranian stalling and unseriousness.
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