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Articles in June 24, 2003 issue of Insight on the News

• Governors Face a Taxing Dilemma; As state budgets continue to founder in seas of red ink, lawmakers want to cut spending and increase taxes - placing a further drag on the struggling U.S. economy
• Foreign Investors Turn Away From U.S
• Patriot Politics; Political disagreement is as old as America, but critics still are debating when principled dissent ends and seditious opposition begins
• Q: Has the time come for radical reform of the U.S. State Department? NO: The itch of the Pentagon's neoconservatives to control U.S. foreign policy should be resisted
• Recipient of Pardon Back in Hot Water
  by Jennifer G. Hickey
• New Evidence Fuels Iran Terror Debate; As new light is shed on Iran's official involvement in terrorism, policy infighting has intensified between the White House, Pentagon and State Department
• Weapons of Mass Deception
  by Douglas Burton
• Nineties Saw Breakup of Poverty Clusters
• Q: Has the time come for radical reform of the U.S. State Department? YES: For decades the State Department has leaned toward the agenda of Europe and Arab states in the Middle East
• In Australia, Man's Best Friend Walks on Six Legs
  by Stephen Goode
• FBI Denies Mix-Up Of 9/11 Terrorists; The FBI now claims it always had the correct identities of the Sept. 11 hijackers, but others say that innocents became victims in the rush to name the perpetrators
• No Method Evident to Kim Jong Il's Madness
  by Ralph De Toledano
• Arab Press Fans The Flames of Hate; The government-controlled media across the Muslim world consistently print stories with an anti-American slant, and the United States so far has failed to counter
• Foley Fine-Tunes 'President's Own'; Col. Timothy W. Foley is tasked with keeping the U.S. Marine Band firmly rooted in its great tradition while also ensuring that the group marches forward
• Kissinger at 80; Post Carries on About Kerry; New Canon on Reagan
• Vaccines May Fuel Autism Epidemic; A new study indicates childhood vaccines containing a mercury-based preservative may be the culprits behind the surge in autism cases sweeping the United States
  by Kelly Patricia O'Meara
• Mexican Agenda Comes at the Expense of U.S. Sovereignty
  by James R. Edwards, Jr.
• The Death of Diversity?
  by Hickey G., Jennifer
• NPR Sets Dial on Broadcasting Bias; NPR's track record of slamming Israel while muzzling criticism of militant Islam has led to renewed calls for Congress to eliminate the network's taxpayer funding
• Dear Readers,
  by Paul M. Rodriguez
• Pay Close Attention to the Fine Print in 2003 Tax Cuts
• Summits Bring Hope But Can't Hide Pitfalls
• Security Lapses Bedevil Livermore; Noting a culture of lax security at U.S. nuclear-weapons labs, Energy Secretary Abraham threatens to take their management away from the University of California
• Questionable DNA Evidence Raises the Eyebrows of Many