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• Senate holds hearings on Border Agents Ramos and Compean
• 350-year-old fishing industry is threatened by excessive government
  by John F. McManus
• Michigan girl saves siblings
  by Warren Mass
• Listen to Vladimir Bukovsky
  by John F. McManus
• Freedom loses a champion
• Nurturing nature: federal agencies' track records show that the best way to conserve our natural resources and protect the environment is to deal with problems at the local and state levels
  by William F. Jasper
• Despotic duo
  by Kurt Williamsen
• The obscurity of the obvious
  by Lee D. Wight
• Sen. Elizabeth Dole calls for Iraq withdrawal
  by John F. McManus
• Has the court moved right? The mainstream media are quick to proclaim that the Supreme Court is moving radically to the right, but a closer look reveals that the court has quite a way to go before it can be considered truly conservative
  by George Detweiler
• A side note
  by Kurt Williamsen
• Immigration amnesty: it's not over until it's over
• Where there's a will, there's a way
  by John F. McManus
• Students helping students
  by Warren Mass
• The FBI's department of precrime
• Rethinking green: there are legitimate environmental problems. These problems do not measure up to the end-of-the-world scary scenarios we hear so much about with global warming, but they are real, immediate problems that need attention
  by Dennis Behreandt
• Michael Moore's sick prescription
  by William P. Hoar
• Helping to cure the "anti-nuke virus."
  by Tom Jefferson
• Republican senators seek new war authorization
  by John F. McManus
• Remembering victims with honor: two memorials—one in Lithuania and one in the United States—bear witness to the victims of communist atrocities, but the honor shown in Lithuania seems more sincere
  by William F. Jasper
• Euthanized dogs
  by Kurt Williamsen
• Repackaging North Korea
• He's a congressman, but he's also a pro-life medical doctor
  by John F. McManus
• New Hampshire police officer honored for rescue
  by Warren Mass
• Nuclear energy set to takeoff
  by Robert S. Grantham
• Troop "withdrawal" measure faulty
• The specter of inflation: entitlement programs have created huge debts, and one Federal Reserve official thinks that the government's answer to the problem could send the economy into a tailspin
  by Denise L. Behreandt
• Award winning
  by Kurt Williamsen
• Punishing people who have a viewpoint
• The late great USA: a warning
  by John F. McManus
• Maintenance taken to a higher level
  by Warren Mass
• Global Warming Swindle filmmaker responds to critics
• Supreme common sense
  by John F. McManus
• The old Wagoner: Daniel Morgan, a rugged frontiersman who earned the nickname "the Old Wagoner" while working as a teamster, helped turn the tide in America's War for Independence
  by Charles Scaliger