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• Massive alien ID fraud ring in Oregon
• He said what about the death penalty?
  by John F. Kerry
• Teen saves child
  by Robert W. Lee
• Robeson and Bunche
  by Bill Ivimey
• Is Paul Johnson catching on?
  by Paul Johnson
• How they voted: key votes on sovereignty-eroding trade pacts
• And not a shot was fired
  by Robert W. Lee
• Powell backtracks on Iraqi mobile biological labs
• Does Cronkite's wife know?
  by Walter Cronkite
• Life saver
  by Robert W. Lee
• Georgia withdraws con-con applications
• A "clarification and reflection": still "stupid"
  by Robert Brandon
• The fire that backfired: the British torching of Danbury, Connecticut, did not produce the desired effect—thanks in part to the midnight ride of 16-year-old Sybil Ludington
  by Jodie Gilmore
• Two views on Martha
  by Gary K. Stark
• CFR: UN resolutions "legally" binding
  by Shashi Tharoor
• The unfolding FTAA battle: understanding the dynamics involved in previous congressional votes on NAFTA and other so-called trade pacts is key to stopping the dangerous erosion of our sovereignty
  by William F. Jasper
• Tables turned
  by Robert W. Lee
• Correction
• Aborted voter blowback
  by James Taranto
• Free at last
  by Robert W. Lee
• World Court orders changes in U.S. death penalty
• Liberal academic: conservatives are "stupid"
  by Robert Brandon
• Fearless firefighter
  by Robert W. Lee
• Dissent and responsibility
  by Jack McLain
• Just tongue-in-cheek?
  by Bob Dole
• Against some enemies: Richard Clarke's Against All Enemies doesn't live up to its title. President Bush and his administration are sharply criticized, but other guilty parties are strangely ignored
  by John F. McManus
• Security for whom & against what?
  by William F. Jasper
• Building on the bubble
• Why are gas prices climbing? It is primarily Washington—not OPEC or domestic oil companies—that bears the blame for inflated gasoline prices
  by William Norman Grigg
• Putin's re-Sovietized Russia
  by William Norman Grigg
• Punishing hate crimes: the next phase
• New world order strategist: thirty years ago Richard N. Gardner proposed a "piecemeal" approach to world government. The internationalist insiders have followed his blueprint ever since
  by Steve Bonta
• Four strikes and out
  by Robert W. Lee