WASHINGTON POST

• Clueless in Gaza
• Give Kerry a break for his efforts at an Israel-Gaza cease-fire
• The rise of Putinism
• Turning our backs on Syrian atrocities
• The Islamic State’s challenge to the United States

WALL STREET JOURNAL

• The Global Religion Crisis
• The 'Illiberal' Idea Rises
• Why Do the Feds Want to Dismantle the Golden Arches?
• Argentina: Solo Deadbeat
• Obama's Big Mac Attack

CNN POLITICS

• House delays summer recess
• GOP lacks votes to pass border bill
• Stuck on immigration, House GOP delays August recess
• GOP pulls border bill
• CIA apologizes for spying on Senate committee

NEW YORK TIMES

• Taking Note: The White House Tries, Fails to Explain Why Marijuana Should Remain Illegal
• Editorial: The C.I.A.’s Reckless Breach of Trust
• Editorial: Holding McDonald’s Accountable
• Op-Ed Columnist: The Character Factory
• Opinionator | Fixes: On AIDS: Three Lessons From Africa

LOS ANGELES TIMES

• California needs to overhaul its protection of groundwater
• In California, good vital signs for Obamacare
• Israel's doctrine of proportionality in Gaza
• Dead Palestinian children in Gaza tell story of impunity
• In California, a way out of the medical marijuana morass

CHICAGO TRIBUNE

• Democrats use the "I" word to raise cash
• Chicago should offer short-term care to Central American kids
• Jane Byrne, Chicago's only female mayor, gets her due
• What climate change debate?
• A defiant Argentina imperils its future

ECONOMIST

• Business in India: An unloved billionaire
• Crime and punishment: Stuffed
• Fund managers: Fundamental fears
• Israel: Winning the battle, losing the war
• Argentina defaults: Eighth time unlucky

US NEWS & WORLD REPORT

• Wendy Davis Must Disavow the Greg Abbot 'Wheelchair Truthers'
• Republicans Will Win in 2014 By Focusing on Obamacare and Immigration
• Obama Is Right About the EITC and the Minimum Wage
• The State of Barack Obama's Union Is Scary
• My Tale of Being Stuck in Traffic During the Atlanta Snowstorm

NEW REPUBLIC

• The Future of Minimum Wage Will Be Decided in Cities
• Scott Walker's Turn Toward Populist, Pro-Tax Campaign Rhetoric Suggests He's In Trouble
• Is Modern Culture Making Us Crazier?
• Thomas Piketty Is Wrong: America Will Never Look Like a Jane Austen Novel
• Nancy Pelosi's Priceless Reaction to the Death of the GOP's Border Crisis Bill

POLITICO

• Remainders: Onward
• The latest from Newtland
• Sunni leader denies NY Times byline
• Thanks
• Fox bites man

HUFFINGTON POST

• Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: Are Women Wired Sexually Like Men?
• Rohit Sethi: Warning: This App May Ruin Your Life
• Carl Pettit: Bathroom Graffiti Romance
• Russell C. Smith: Kindness: A New Documentary Is Spreading the Word
• Uloop: Scalia's View on Gay Marriage Seeps Out in Vehement DOMA Dissent

SALON

• How to have cybersex on the Internet, courtesy of the ’90s
• “Calvary”: A good priest takes on a poisoned church and a crazy Irish village
• Hillary Clinton vs. Elizabeth Warren: They have less in common than you think
• James Franco: “If people have Franco fatigue, they should stop paying attention”
• The bizarre case of a dad traveling alone with a baby

REAL CLEAR POLITICS

• Bad Policies Are Their Own Worst Enemy
• The GOP's Impeachment Two-Step
• Obama's Playbook: Blame Bush and Then Congress
• From Now Till Election, Congress to Make Itself Scarce
• The Future of Think Tanks

THE DAILY BEAST

• Beyoncé's Superbowl Dress Shocker
• What Time is the Super Bowl?
• 'Burkas for Babies' Proposed in Saudi Arabia
• Up From History, Part 3
• Be Afraid, Republicans

FIVE THIRTY EIGHT

• Special Election Timing in New Jersey Points to a Weak G.O.P. Field
• How Christie Can Maximize the G.O.P.’s Chances in New Jersey
• Lautenberg’s Death Continues Sharp Decrease in Military Veterans in Senate
• A Predictable Decline in Hillary Clinton’s Popularity
• Why Can’t Canada Win the Stanley Cup?

ATLANTIC

• On David Frum, the New York Times, and the Non-Faked "Fake" Gaza Photos
• Senator: The White House Should Launch a Criminal Probe of the CIA
• A Rule for Conservative Anti-Poverty Plans: Keep It Simple
• Crossing Party Lines at the Border
• Keith Alexander's Unethical Get-Rich-Quick Plan

NEW YORKER

• Hendrik Hertzberg: The Afghanistan strategy.
• Jill Lepore: The history of health-care reform.
• Steve Coll: War and Politics
• Hendrik Hertzberg: Nobel Surprise
• Michael Specter: Swine flu rumors and fears.

THE NATION

• Palestinian Roads: Cementing Statehood, or Israeli Annexation?
• Oil Rig Sinks, as Does Senate Climate Bill
• The Breakdown: Will Financial Reform End Bailouts?
• Garzón on Trial
• Goners

BOSTON GLOBE

• Obama’s compromise respects rights of church and of women
• McDonalds gets the message
• Cambridge mayor: The world is waiting
• Begging for representation
• UConn deserves no waiver from tougher academic rules

SFGATE:CHRONICLE

• Opinion Shop Blog
• Debra Saunders
• Mark Morford - Notes & Errata
• Chronicle Op-Ed

MIAMI HERALD

• The Herald recommends for Miami-Dade, Broward commissions
• Support religious freedom in Cuba
• The Americans with Disabilities Act opened doors
• Ensuring fairness
• The Herald recommends: For Broward County Commission

MERCURY NEWS

• Mercury News editorial: Tuck for California schools superintendent
• Mercury News editorial: San Jose should put public safety tax measure on the ballot
• Mercury News editorial: A Veterans Administration bill finally on its way to passage
• Mercury News editorial: PUC president's unethical behavior laid bare
• Mercury News editorial: In San Jose pot wars, sanity prevails

NEW YORK POST

• Police Commissioner Sharpton
• Costco’s tourist trap
• Gov. Cuomo’s cover-up?
• Who’s watching the watchdogs?
• Obama’s friendly fire

ATLANTA JOURNAL

ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

• Editorial: An ominous 'game-changer' for owners of coastal property
• Charles Krauthammer: Kerry can't see need to defang Hamas
• Joseph Perkins: Hypocrites on corporate responsibility
• Editorial: A peek inside Obama's bubble
• Today's cartoons: Consequences of impeachment

DALLAS NEWS

• Ragland: Was Jenkins’ housing plan grandstanding or a grand gesture?
• UTD professor maps out prominent births, deaths
• 72-hour truce between Israel and Hamas starts
• Home is where the quints are after last one leaves Baylor in Dallas
• Exxon production drops to lowest level in five years

STAR TRIBUNE

• Law enforcement loses a dedicated cop
• Timing is right for Minnesota's minimum wage hike
• Don't skimp on veterans' care
• Finally, U.S. and E.U. show resolve on Russia
• Independent probe needed in Flowers case

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS

• Kerry the terribly clueless
• The fat lady must sing
• Beyond the poor door 
• A city says thanks 
• Trial marriage: Give it a shot 

BALTIMORE SUN

• Ray Rice is not a victim [Commentary]
• Paul Ryan breaks the silence surrounding poverty in America [Commentary]
• President Hillary Clinton [Commentary]
• Gone, never forgotten [Commentary]
• Are tax dollars paying for anti-alcohol advocacy? [Commentary]

WASHINGTON TIMES

• EDITORIAL: 'Operation Choke Point': A noose for business
• EDITORIAL: Pols' misrepresentations fuel public's cynicism about politics
• EDITORIAL: For too many gays, 'tolerance' is a one-way street
• EDITORIAL: The real Lois Lerner exposed in newly released emails
• EDITORIAL: Michigan's classroom hostages

GLOBE AND MAIL

NATIONAL POST

• Full Comment has moved!
• John Ivison: The pressure is on Ignatieff to stop Liberal freefall
• Gary Clement on the growing oil-spill estimate
• National Post editorial board: Jean Charest's hypocritical stance on abortion
• Stephen Harper on the road to pop stardom

TORONTO STAR

• Blue Jays: Nolan Reimold homers twice in win over Astros
• Amazon tribe makes contact with outsiders for first time
• B.C. chief defends $900,000 pay
• Conservative pollster has Tory ahead in Toronto mayoral race, Ford back in third
• Teen who died from soccer post identified

MACLEAN'S

• Israel and Hamas agree to 72 hour Gaza ceasefire
• Lisa Raitt tight lipped on bid to lead Ontario PCs
• Oil sands moratorium? You’re going to need a stronger case
• Stories we’re watching: Ebola death toll rises in West Africa
• DND warned navy electrical system might be ‘dangerous and unsafe’

MOTHER JONES

• Can the US and China Coexist in Africa?
• "Speaker Cruz" Tanks John Boehner's Border Security Bill
• Should Obama Fire His CIA Chief for Misleading the Public About the Senate Spying Scandal?
• Leaked Memo: Top Tea Party Group Says It Forced Mitch McConnell To Oppose the Stimulus
• Mandatory Adoption Seminars: The Latest Anti-Abortion Scheme

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR

• Disarm Gaza? Why Israel's idea deserves a look.
• In anti-graft probe, China toys with rule of law
• As persecution of faithful rises, so does the religious response
• Jerusalem feels Gazan conflict; Kerry in Afghan elections; impending US-China standoff; taxi apps in London; tougher German-US relations
• Climate-smart farmers break new ground

OTTAWA CITIZEN

• China has plenty of options
• Leading the AIDS fight

MONTREAL GAZETTE

• Editorial: One preventable drowning is one too many
• Editorial: The oil industry isn’t defending itself very well
• Editorial: A year after Lac-Mégantic, the danger remains
• Editorial: Seatbelts should be obligatory in new tour buses
• Editorial: It’s in our interest for the Bills to stay in Buffalo

VANCOUVER SUN

• We reap benefits by increasing literacy in our communities
• To sleep, perchance to stay healthy
• There's good and bad in that glass of wine

INDEPENDENT

• Leading article: Addiction is more than just a lack of self-control
• Leading article: Pakistan risks hurting its children
• Leading article: A sliver of breathing space from Mr Draghi
• Leading article: Farewell to the voices of a generation
• Leading article: Balls' big idea is a decent first step

GUARDIAN

• Garbage in, garbage out: why the latest renewable energy target review is trash | Lane Crockett
• A century on, the first world war is still being played out | Tim Garton Ash
• First Dog on the Moon on ... coping with terrible things
• Welfare recipients aren't bludgers, and they deserve respect from Joe Hockey | Anthony Albanese
• Should police officers be charged with murder in the line of duty? | Anne Perkins

FINANCIAL TIMES

• Nato must contain chaos at Europe’s edge
• Investors fear the risks in British politics
• A swing to the left for the UK?
• Sanctions can help break the spiral of war
• The clever tricks of artificial intelligence