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Articles in June 9, 2008 issue of New American, The

• Bush plan rewards corruption, shorts border protection
• Controversial civilian security firm gets new Iraq contract
  by John F. McManus
• Back to Narnia with Prince Caspian: fans of C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia will likely find Prince Caspian to be a visually and technically magnificent family-friendly film that misses the mark in a few areas
  by Charles Scaliger
• Taking pucker out of a relationship
  by Kurt Williamsen
• North Carolina teen saves toddler
  by Warren Mass
• Drug lords suspected in slaying of top Mexican police official
  by John F. McManus
• Boy gets bitten
  by Kurt Williamsen
• Building a DNA database: the federal government has just enacted two bills related to DNA. The first would drive the collection of DNA from all infants. The second would attempt to prevent the DNA that is collected from being misused
  by Wilton D. Alston
• Cementing a "Bad Deal"
  by Robert Keith
• Top-level torture: the Bush administration admits to condoning acts that most people would deem torture. Now we know that the administration determined how the tortures were to be carried out
  by Becky Akers
• Uncle makes heroic rescue in Georgia
  by Warren Mass
• Declining readership threatens newspaper industry
  by John F. McManus
• D.A. jeers, public cheers
  by Kurt Williamsen
• Obama's bill would commit the United States to UN poverty goals
• Missouri boy saves grandmother
  by Warren Mass
• Former congressman seeks Libertarian nomination for president
  by John F. McManus
• Playing Pyongyang's patsy
  by William P. Hoar
• Family of spies
  by Richard J. Fischbach
• Coal in your car's tank: American-dug coal could be altered to produce clean-burning fuels for our vehicles. Here's how we could do it, and what might stop it from happening
  by Ed Hiserodt
• Economic forum pushes Mideast Aid and free-trade agreements
• CNN apologizes for commentator's remarks about Chinese leaders
  by John F. McManus
• Hitler and Christianity: Nazism was not one of the fruits of Christianity, but of its rejection. Adolf Hitler and his minions sought not to serve Christ, but to replace Christ
  by Selwyn Duke
• Five years later, "Mission Accomplished" announcement still reverberates
  by John F. McManus
• April fools: three of them
  by Kurt Williamsen
• Polar bears thrive but Interior Dept. calls them "threatened"
• Mexican police fleeing drug cartel assassins
• Former Pelosi aide heads planned parenthood
  by John F. McManus
• At home
  by Kurt Williamsen
• Pat Buchanan excoriates McCain for extolling NAFTA
  by John F. McManus
• Learning a lesson from the EU
  by John F. McManus
• Ethics complaint filed against U.S. Attorney in Ramos-Compean case
• Germane information
  by Doug Slater
• Rising food costs: many different events play a part in creating the current food crisis, but it is the inflationary policies of governments that must bear the lion's share of the blame
  by Charles Scaliger
• California Supreme Court overturns same-sex marriage ban
• President Bush targets Iran and Syria at Mideast Summit