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One for the Gipper: Reagan stamps on sale at post office

AP
Rice: Iran Can't Delay Nuke Accountability

Reuters
Bush: World Must Speak with One Voice on Iran Nukes

Reuters
Iran Says Will Never Give Up Nuclear Technology

NY Sun
People of Iran Draw Backing in Washington

AP
North Korea Admits It Has Nuclear Weapons

AP
Ex-NBA Star's Mosque Named Probe

NY Sun
Congress Prepares To Sharpen Watch On United Nations

NY Times
Asterisk Aside, Saudis Prepare for Their First National Election

NY Times
9/11 Report Cites Many Warnings About Hijackings

Calling All Democrats
by Thomas Freidman

Will the Truman Democrats Please Stand Up...
by Tom Donnelly

Chairman Thomas' Tax Ideas Astound GOP
by Robert Novak

Ahnuld's Eternal Revolution
by George Will

Cheney's Undimmed Role
by Jim Hoagland

AP
Dean Vows to Lead Democrats Back to Power

Boston Globe
Being Howard Dean

Dean as DNC Head Means Democrats Admit to Having No New Ideas
by David E. Johnson

Houston Chronicle
Is Dean the best medicine for what ails Democrats?

Dean splits party at its center
By Donald Lambro

DC Bookstore's Dean Scream Contest

Repairing the Democratic Tent
by Tim Roemer

Deaniacs on Parade
Howard Dean’s triumphant arrival in Washington.
by Byron York

USA Today
Democrats give Hillary Clinton early lead for president
Senator tops Kerry, Edwards
Not the 1st, but maybe 1st with real chance
If Clinton ran, she'd stand out from forerunners

Ward Churchill Is Just The Beginning
By David Horowitz

Victim Soul
What Pope John Paul II is teaching us through his suffering.
by Peggy Noonan

Mubarak, $2 Billion and Change
by Max Boot

'Easongate'
What did CNN's chief really say at Davos? I was there?
by Bret Stephens

The Blogs Beat the Bigs Again
How often does this happen?
by Hugh Hewitt

Columnists' errors, CNN's treason
by Marvin Olasky
A journalistic scandal involving payment of thousands of dollars has received massive attention in the mainstream media. One concerning the exchange of 30 pieces of silver has not, so far.

To stop Hillary, draft Condi
by Dick Morris

Keep Allawi at the Helm
by Lee Harris
In the past, democracies have not only voted good men out of office, in order to put terrible men into their place, but democracies have, at times, even voted themselves out of existence. The French did this when they elected Louis Napoleon emperor, the Italians did this when they made Mussolini the Duce. The once supposedly democratic revolution in Iran ended in a Shi'ite theocracy; and it could happen once again in Iraq.

Stop Whining About Partisanship
by Pejman Yousefzadeh
Once upon a time it was a lot worse.

Paul Krugman's FDR Problem
by Nick Schulz
On Social Security, what would FDR do? Well, let's look at what FDR said.

W. Post
White House backs bill on aliens
The Bush administration yesterday strongly endorsed a bill to crack down on illegal aliens' use of driver's licenses and tighten asylum and deportation procedures, giving the measure a boost as debate began on the House floor and in anticipation of a final vote today.

Alpha Companies, Beta Products... and Solving the Innovator's Dilemma
by Dominic Basulto
When beta technologies have the potential to become disruptive technologies, it's worth releasing them early.

Twilight of the Jedi
Star Wars fans can't wait for the opening of the supposedly final installment of the series, but what are they going to do once it's all over? By Jason Silverman.

The Watergate Papers
Debating Woodward and Bernstein's legacy.
By David Greenberg

The Gillette Man
A close shave for a great American.
By Bryan Curtis

USA Today
Towns offer free land to newcomers
Many Great Plains states are trying to lure new residents by giving away land and helping business start-ups. As many Midwest areas lose their competitive advantage, new incentives aim to prevent 'brain drain' and encourage development.

W. Post
Charles, Camilla to Wed
Princess Diana blamed Camilla Parker Bowles for her marriage's breakdown.

USA Today
What did we learn in ‘Kissing School'?
Great lip service requires passion, plenty of practice

Business Week
Branding: Five New Lessons
The P&G purchase of Gillette shows that innovation is key, and marketing is more diffuse and personal

USA Today
Travel world tries catering to Gen X splurgers
Generation X now spends more per trip than the wealthier baby boomers — and the travel industry is taking note.