Will Rove Testify?  —  The president's political guru—and counselor Dan Bartlett—have been subpoenaed by Scooter Libby's lawyers.  What it means for the most-watched trial in Washington—and who's next on the witness stand.  —  Rove watching President Bush fly off to Camp David last Saturday

Arar rift with U.S. grows  —  Wilkins tells Day: 'respect' our decisions  —  David Wilkins, the U.S. ambassador to Canada, suggested officials in Ottawa should butt out of his country's decision to block ...  Chris Wattie And Jason Markusoff, National Post

Video: Gates says the anti-surge resolution "emboldens the enemy"  —  If you haven't signed the pledge yet, now's your chance.  —  Update: Mitch McConnell: "This is it."  —  Update: CNN's got a copy of the early draft of McCain's resolution.  Bet-hedging with an eye to 2008 or grudging compromise …

A Contrarian View: Save Less, Retire With Enough  —  Could it be possible that you are saving too much for your retirement?  —  Such an idea would fly in the face of almost every exhortation to a nation of spendthrifts that saving more is an imperative.  After all, even as people are living longer …

Liveblogging the 'Conservative Summit'  —  I'm spending this weekend in D.C. at the National Review Institute's Conservative Summit.  They've managed to pull together a 'who's who' of the conservative political scene, and I'm looking forward to the show.  —  The opening event …

Bush accepts Republican House resolution on Iraq  —  CAMBRIDGE, Maryland (Reuters) - President George W. Bush met privately with House Republicans on Friday and agreed to an alternative resolution to set "benchmarks" for progress in his plan to send more troops to Iraq, party officials said.

Bomb kills 15, Bush critic Pelosi visits Baghdad  —  BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A bomb killed 15 people and wounded 55 in the second attack in as many months on Baghdad's much-loved Friday pet fair, the latest in a string of bombings at the city's markets that have killed over 150 this week.

The Karbala attack and the IRGC  —  Qods Force logo.  Click image to view.  —  The Iranians may be responsible the conducting the attack that resulted in the murder of five American soldiers in Karbala  —  On January 20th, a team of twelve men disguised as U.S. soldiers entered …

McCain Asks His Supporters To Set His Agenda  —  This is remarkable.  Presumptive nominee John McCain has no announced platform and rather than running on the issues that he cares about, he has solicited his email list with a poll which he will use to base his agenda.

Corrections: For the Record  —  Because of an editing error, an article in some copies on Jan. 14 about wealthy foreigners moving to Switzerland and negotiating tax breaks incorrectly described a formula used for determining a lump sum tax payment.  The immigrants negotiate an annual payment based …

Commandos Go After Taliban Leaders  —  In Western Afghanistan, Iran is pouring millions of dollars a year into Shia schools, mosques and social organizations.  Naturally, the Shia have been a large minority in this area for centuries.  But during the Taliban era of the late 1990s, the Shia were persecuted, tortured and killed.

Late Nite FDL: Belief  —  I'm going to preface this by saying that I'm not a John Mayer fan.  But this song keeps coming on the radio in the car at just the right times.  Maybe it's something in the lazy, heavy-lidded arc of the guitar riff.  Maybe it's the resignation and weariness tinged with hope in the lyrics.

China censorship damaged us, Google founders admit  —  Jane Martinson in Davos  —  Google's decision to censor its search engine in China was bad for the company, its founders admitted yesterday.  —  Google, launched in 1998 by two Stanford University dropouts, Sergey Brin and Larry Page …