From the Washington Examiner

Pro-Israel group breaks with White House on Iran - "Congress must review this deal," Howard Kohr, executive director of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, said.

Senate Dems block move to negotiate Homeland Security bill with House -  "Senate Democrats do not support going to conference because it will be counterproductive," said Sen. Reid.

Barbara Mikulski to end 4-decade congressional career - Mikulski became the longest serving female senator in U.S. history in 2011, and the following year became the longest serving woman in the history of Congress. The Maryland Democrat is set to make the announcement at 11 a.m. at an event at Fells Point, Md, according to media report.....(My Take - I know this is late, but I wanted to say this - Another justification for term limits.)

 

Who are the anti-vaxxers? - There's no one clear leader of a movement that has grown to puzzling proportions.

 

Why presidential candidates love beating up on the press - "To me, this is a classic example of why people hate Washington and, increasingly, they dislike the press."

We can't defend the U.S. with these budget caps - Rep. Randy Forbes spoke about budget difficulties facing the Navy and threats facing the U.S.

Navigating the federal jobs maze - Applicants often find announcements baffling, uncertain of what actual requirements are or how to respond.

Battle over solar panels warms up - Cases of predatory pricing raise issues of consumer protection vs. monopoly power.

Obama's blind hostility toward Israel - Netanyahu's snub is part of a broader concerted effort by Obama to rupture the U.S.-Israel relationship.

If America is Mars and Europe Venus, how is Europe doing? - It hasn't worked out so well, and Europe may need to get its Mars side back.

Shuddering at a world without American values - The sheer diversity of the United States makes anti-Americanism an act of misanthropy.

Media tries to smear Walker on campus sex assault reporting, gets it horribly wrong - Walker had actually included these changes in his budget at the request of the University of Wisconsin.

There were no losers at CPAC - This telegraphs a long and very competitive race among a strong field of candidates.