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Articles in July 8, 2003 issue of Insight on the News

• Rebuilding Afghanistan; The Afghans, grateful for the generous amount of international relief money sent to their country, increasingly are frustrated at the clumsy efforts of many Westerners to help them rebuild their ravaged nation
• Q: Should Congress remove barriers to consumers who want to use online pharmacies? NO: These barriers help several government agencies maintain drug quality and safety
  by Merrill Matthews, Jr.
• Arachnids, Geckos And New Perils of Going to the Dentist
  by Stephen Goode
• The Truth About Mahmoud Abbas; President George W. Bush calls him a 'man dedicated to peace,' but others say the new Palestinian prime minister is both a terrorist and a Holocaust denier
  by Kenneth R. Timmerman
• Media Hoping to Lure Lynch Into Limelight
• Q: Should Congress remove barriers to consumers who want to use online pharmacies? Yes: We must tear down the wall of exorbitant pharmaceutical prices so seniors can afford prescriptions
• Hillary's Ratings Tell Her True Story; Kerry the Phony Peacenik
• Greenspan's Star May Be Dimming; Alan Greenspan once was hailed as a visionary fiscal planner whose words alone could move markets. But a stagnant U.S. economy has critics second-guessing him
  by Jamie Dettmer
• British Government Takes on the Fat Cats
  by Jamie Dettmer
• Is FBI Closing in On Anthrax Killer? Evidence collected at a Maryland pond could produce the breakthrough the FBI has been looking for in its investigation - or it could blow a hole in all its theories
  by Timothy W. Maier
• APA Isn't Thinking Clearly in Its Assessment of Pedophiles
  by Paul Walfield
• Getting a Head Start On Lobbying Efforts?
  by Jennifer G. Hickey
• Mortgage Giants May Be in Trouble; A recent accounting scandal at Freddie Mac has critics questioning whether it and Fannie Mae should remain exempt from legal and regulatory rules others must follow
• Cosmetic Surgery for Chinese Communism
  by David Mattson
• High Court May Weigh in On Pledge of Allegiance Suit
  by John Elvin
• Providing Structure To Unstable Places; Hernando de Soto puts destabilized countries on the right path by securing citizens' confidence in property rights and easing legal hurdles to market entrance
  by John Berlau
• Dear Readers,
  by Paul M. Rodriguez
• Why World Body May Be Irrelevant; Foreign-policy analysts say the U.N. Security Council's failures to meet the challenge posed by Saddam Hussein expose greater structural flaws that threaten its viability
  by James P. Lucier
• Reporter Rips the Cover Off American Autism Epidemic
• Hillary Clinton's Campaign Book; Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton astutely plays the role of victim in Living History, causing many to speculate that the memoir is a platform for a run at the White House
  by Jennifer G. Hickey
• Should Americans Who Don't Pay Taxes Have a Say?
  by Robert R. Eberle
• Blair's Problem Could Fall Into Bush's Lap
• U.S. Policy Change Toward Beijing; Once valued as a stabilizing force in Asia, China now is seen by official Washington as a fomenter of fear and a disruptive force determined to change the political map
• The Jobbing of Americans
  by Paul Craig Roberts
• Accountability in Action
  by Jennifer G. Hickey