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Articles in July-August, 2006 issue of Mother Jones

• Recon still cleaning up after Katrina
• The way of all flesh: on Christian sex sites, anything goes, so long as you are married
  by JoAnn Wypijewski
• Justice comes for Charles Taylor: the butcher of Liberia is finally going to be held accountable. Maybe
  by Joshua Hammer
• Breeder reaction: does everybody have the right to have a baby? And who should pay when nature alone doesn't work?
  by Elizabeth Weil
• Waiting to happen: with overseas mechanics and overstretched inspectors, FAA oversight of the airlines is an accident
  by Jim Morris
• Three days in Rome: in which a neoconservative jack-of-all-trades, a pair of Pentagon hawks, and an Iranian exile with a knack for tall tales try to outflank the CIA and conjure a coup In Tehran
  by Laura Rozen
• Unnatural wonders
  by Patrick J. Kiger
• The confrontation with Iran has very little to do with nukes—and a lot with the agenda of empire
  by Robert Dreyfuss
• The diddly awards: the cruel summer award for relaxing with a vengeance
  by Jack Hitt