I’m at “The Crisis in American Journalism and the Conservative Response” National Conference at the National Press Club today. It’s put on by Cliff Kincaid’s America’s Survival organization. More on it later. Here are some links:

• It’ll Take More Than A Apocalypse to Unseat House Republicans (Jonathan Chait at NYMag)
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• The SEC is Now Demanding that Companies Admit Wrongdoing. That’s a Big Deal. (Lydia DePillis at Wonkblog)
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• Tanning Beds are Very, Very Bad for Teenagers (Kevin Drum at Mother Jones)
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• Why There Is No Obamacare Replacement Agenda (Ed Kilgore at Washington Monthly)

Flight delay set me back a bit but here are some good reads from today:

• What I Learned From Getting Shot (Brian Beutler at Salon – Must Read)
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• Maybe the Sequester Wasn’t So Overstated After All (Alex MacGillis at TNR)
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• Why Obamacare is Good For Young People (Ezra Klein at Wonkblog)
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• Seven Reasons You Will Click on This Article About 2016 (Paul Waldman at The American Prospect)

Behind again, but here they are:

• The Absolute Insanity of Making it Difficult for Foreign Doctors to Practice in the United States (Matt Yglesias at Slate)
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• How Successful are Jews Really? (Noah Smith at his blog – fun read)
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• The Surveillance Speech: A Low Point in Obama’s Presidency (Conor Friedersdorf at The Atlantic)
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• Monetary Policy: An Unfinished Revolution (Ryan Avent at The Economist – must read)