The American Spectator

Rep. Cliff Stearns sends Planned Parenthood a letter announcing Congressional investigation of the abortion provider’s finances (LifeNews)

Unfortunately, Gov. Chris Christie’s speech last night failed to definitively end talk about the presidency, so he will remain in the spotlight (New York Times)

Health insurance premiums spiked 9 percent in 2011, according to new survey (The Hill)

Public trust in government falls to an all-time low (CNN)

The supercommittee’s discussions remain a secret (Politico)

Christie gets asked the tough question:

On the main site:

Cut Along with Mitch, by W. James Antle, III: A campaign autobiography without a campaign.

Cain, Cancer, and Obamacare, by David Catron: Hermain Cain is right about how he would have fared under Obamacare.

The Market Sends a Signal: Short Warren Buffett, by Neal B. Freeman: As Obama campaign prop, Mr. Buffett has reached well beyond his area of expertise to embrace a bad political idea.

Holding Obama’s Party Accountable, by Peter Ferrara: Obama has profoundly reshaped the makeup of his party. Now all Democrats will have to answer.

Obama’s Alter Boy, by Patrick Howley: Warning: this is what it looks like when Baby Boomers get old.

Veepin’, by Lisa Fabrizio: Not too early to think ahead.

Sensitive to the Holy Spirit, by Jonathan Aitken: Two life-changing experiences — in the the public square.