The American Spectator

Justice Department moves to block AT&T and T-Mobile merger (New York Times)

Romney trying harder to woo the Tea Party (Wall Street Journal)

College football season kicks off tonight (Washington Post)

Steven Seagal sued for running over man’s dog in a tank (Huffington Post)

Rep. Allen West threatens to leave the Congressional Black Caucus over anti-Tea Party remarks (Daily Caller)

Company Obama touted as model for green businesses goes out of business:

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Fear, Loathing, and Airport Cocktails by Bill Zeiser: One journalist’s tribute to the glories of Cold War Las Vegas.

Open Season, by George Neumayr: “Saving America from Rick Perry” is now the media’s mission.

Joe Biden, Presidential Candidate, by R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.: Now seems to be the ideal time for the gaffable one to give it another try.

The Unsustainable Cost of Local Pensions, by RiShawn Biddle: Wisconsin and New Jersey are just the starting point in the escalating war to clean up this mess.

Back to Nature in Europe, by Lars Walker: It isn’t often that human excrement brings clarity.

Utopia Revisited, by Christopher Orlet: Some billionaire intellectuals never learn.

Joe Misunderstands, by Ken Blackwell & Bob Morrison: The author of the Violence Against Women Act is slow to react to violence against Chinese women.