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Hype-filled auction catalogs, buyers guided by faddish taste, astronomical prices: What ever happened to aesthetic pleasure? Alexandra Peers reviews "The Value of Art" by Michael Findlay.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Anti-incumbent fever is scarcely in evidence in the 2012 congressional primaries, despite costly efforts by conservatives to remake the Republican Party and this week's defeat of a Texas Democrat ousted after eight terms in office....

Unlike Bush, Obama is seen as an unusually weak chief executive.

It's unwise to needle a superpower that you need for resources and global credibility.

The U.S. has more to gain by participating in convention deliberations than by staying out.

A confidential survey of activists inside the country shows limited support for Islamists but high admiration for the U.S. and Turkey.

Paul Joseph Watson | Excuse sought to widen security perimeter.

Mac Slavo | Loose lips sink ships.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- This is a little awkward....

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -- What's next for Mitt Romney? The Republican presidential nomination finally in hand, he will spend the next three months trying to undercut President Barack Obama on the economy while portraying himself as Mr. Fix It for a nation with stubbornly and painfully high unemployment....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Knowledgeable baseball fans can argue all day whether it was the split-finger fastball - and not performance-enhancing drugs - that kept Roger Clemens on top of his game well into his 30s and beyond. His lawyers are trying to make that point at a trial where basic terms such as "Fenway Park" and "foul pole" require an explanation for a jury of nonfans....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Knowledgeable baseball fans can argue all day whether it was the split-finger fastball - and not performance-enhancing drugs - that kept Roger Clemens on top of his game well into his 30s and beyond. His lawyers are trying to make that point at a trial where basic terms such as "Fenway Park" and "foul pole" require an explanation for a jury of nonfans....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Knowledgeable baseball fans can argue all day whether it was the split-finger fastball - and not performance-enhancing drugs - that kept Roger Clemens on top of his game well into his 30s and beyond. His lawyers are trying to make that point at a trial where basic terms such as "Fenway Park" and "foul pole" require an explanation for a jury of nonfans....

President Barack Obama broke out his pens Wednesday to sign legislation reauthorizing the Export-Import Bank, which makes it easier for U.S. companies to sell their goods overseas by providing financing for exports.

Infowars.com | Globalist kingpin David Rockefeller and top bankster Lord Jacob Rothschild will merge operations.

Natural News | CDC is proposing everyone born between 1945 and 1965 be tested for Hepatitis C, but there's no vaccine for it. Does it even exist?

Paul Joseph Watson | Globalists fear Greek exit could torpedo single currency.

Call them "unicorners." A liberal group says it has collected more than 19,000 emails requesting Arizona officials to confirm Mitt Romney is not a unicorn.

Why "likability" isn't enough in a president.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- In the three years since President Barack Obama took office, Republicans have made the Environmental Protection Agency a lightning rod for complaints that his administration has been too tough on oil and gas producers....