  Recent results from Higgs boson and supersymmetry searches at the Large
Hadron Collider provide strong new motivations for supersymmetric theories with
heavy superpartners. We reconsider focus point supersymmetry (FP SUSY), in
which all squarks and sleptons may have multi-TeV masses without introducing
fine-tuning in the weak scale with respect to variations in the fundamental
SUSY-breaking parameters. We examine both FP SUSY and its familiar special
case, the FP region of mSUGRA/CMSSM, and show that they are beautifully
consistent with all particle, astroparticle, and cosmological data, including
Higgs boson mass limits, null results from SUSY searches, electric dipole
moments, b -> s gamma, B_s -> mu^+ mu^-, the thermal relic density of
neutralinos, and dark matter searches. The observed deviation of the muon's
anomalous magnetic moment from its standard model value may also be explained
in FP SUSY, although not in the FP region of mSUGRA/CMSSM. In light of recent
data, we advocate refined searches for FP SUSY and related scenarios with heavy
squarks and sleptons, and we present a simplified parameter space to aid such
analyses.
