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The Supreme Court is expected to announce this morning that it will take up Obamacare (USA Today)

Occupy Wall Street protests all over the country this weekend included confrontations with police and arrests (CNN)

Chelsea Clinton will start work as a reporter for NBC today (New York Times)

60 Minutes has a big report on possible trading on insider information by members of Congress (CBS)

John Bryson will be sworn in as the secretary of commerce by Joe Biden while President Obama continues to work from Hawaii (New York Times)

The supercommittee has only 10 days before its deadline, with no deal imminent (CNN)

Obama calls America “lazy” again:

On the main site:

Debating the Deciders, by Robert Stacy McCain: Are media moderators playing favorites among Republicans?

COIN Fatigue Disease, by Jed Babbin: The firing of Major General Peter Fuller underscores growing U.S. military disillusion with its counterinsurgency — nation-building — efforts in Afghanistan.

Judges Clash with Voters on Mandate, by W. James Antle, III: A death panel for limited government, brought to you by the living Constitution.

Condi Rice, on Target in Mobile, by Quin Hillyer: Would that others could rise above politics the way does so naturally.

A Vegas Veterans Day, by Ben Stein: Too much whining, not enough gratitude.

Big Mack Attack in Florida, by Larry Thornberry: The new Republican in the Florida Senate race is not a no-name.

The Euro Was Always a Bad Bet, by Iain Murray: But Greece, Italy, and Spain will be better off without it.

True Achievers, by Jeremy Lott: The ever smart Daniel Flynn’s all-American team of great independent intellectuals.