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Grovelling with Gadhafi
The apology tour hits a new low.
An Energy Head Fake
The Administration is still hostile to oil drilling and nuclear power.
Michael Barone: Can Nancy Pelosi Get the Votes?
The Senate bill's abortion language is not the House Speaker's only problem.
Henninger: Why Obama Is No LBJ
Critics who want Obama to be like Lyndon Johnson misunderstand the political skills that produced LBJ. •Video •Podcast
Rove: The Trouble With 'Reconciliation'
Republicans are prepared to turn the next several elections into referenda on ObamaCare.
Mary Kissel: Climate Change 'Quagmire'
Why India's environment minister doesn't like Al Gore's approach to global warming.
Steven J. Law: Organized Labor and Citizens United
Unions were the big winners in the 'corporate' free speech case.
The 'al Qaeda Seven'
The anti-antiterror left and legal standards.
Notable & Quotable
BOOKSHELF Sir Robert McClure, his ship trapped in Arctic ice in 1853 during a search for John Franklin's lost expedition, encounters the member of another search expedition, this one coming to his rescue.
Passage to Nowhere
Two books describe the long, arduous attempts to find the Northwest Passage and join oceans by going over the top of the world: Anthony Brandt's "The Man Who Ate His Boots" and Glyn Williams's "Arctic Labyrinth."

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