The American Spectator

The GOP presidential candidates will debate at 8 p.m. in Michigan, to be broadcast on CNBC (Politico)

President Obama orders agencies to spend less on travel, printing, and “swag” (Washington Post)

Ben and Jerry themselves scooped ice cream for Occupy DC yesterday (Huffington Post)

The Supreme Court is preparing to discuss hearing arguments on Obamacare tomorrow (USA Today)

An asteroid will pass close by the earth today, isn’t expected to wipe us out (ABC News)

Cain aide Mark Block weirdly suggests that accuser’s son works for Politico:

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Supremes About to Decide Which Obamacare Cases Make the Cut, by David Catron: Justices scheduled to discuss five separate ACA petitions on Thursday.

Libya Heading Towards Islamism, by Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi: That means ever more visible links to al Qaeda.

The Texas Tea Party Debate, by Peter Ferrara: Cain vs. Gingrich proved to be less Lincoln-Douglas than Lincoln-Lincoln, particularly on our greatest economic challenge: entitlement reform.

The Real Case Against Sexual Harassment, by Lisa Fabrizio: When not busy going after Herman Cain, the media bombards us nonstop with unwanted sexual inuendo, banter, and other forms of lasciviousness.

Why The King Died, by Eric Peters: If not for government, you’d still be riding the ever so fast two-stroke Kawasaki.

Dearest Jackie, by Mark Falcoff: Jacqueline Kennedy’s delicious tapes reveal her as rather snobby and snide — though maybe that was Arthur Schlesinger egging her on. 

A Great Champion Goes Down, by Larry Thornberry: Smokin’ Joe — great champion, great American.

Important to Decide, by Reid Collins: A flying lesson for the Supercommittee.