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

• Who Is Protecting Hugo Chavez? Why has the Bush administration failed to confront the growing threat in Venezuela even as Hugo Chavez expands his influence by buddying up with terrorists?
  by Christopher Whalen
• Scandal Spotlight Once Again Comes to Rest on the Clintons
• Alert System's Deafening Silence; Billions of dollars have been spent to establish and maintain a national Emergency Alert System in the interest of public safety. So why wasn't it used on 9/11?
  by Kelly Patricia O'Meara
• The Truth About the Dietary Supplement Act
  by Dick Durbin
• Times of Change for Anglicans, Catholics; While the Anglican Communion struggles with the consecration of a gay bishop, John Paul II takes steps to ensure his successor will be as conservative as he is
  by Jamie Dettmer
• Parsing the Propaganda of the Junk Scientists
  by Ralph De Toledano
• Wahhabi Lobby Spreads Its Wealth; Terrorist sympathizers Abdurahman Alamoudi and Sami al-Arian used donations to federal lawmakers as a means of manipulating antiterror policymaking
  by J. Michael Waller
• New Right Meets New Left - And Nanny State Approves
  by C. Bradley Thompson
• 'Tis the Season To Be Civil
  by John Elvin
• Are They Demons Or Just Delusions? Popular culture continues to debate whether exorcisms are necessary to cleanse a demon-filled world or just a cheaper alternative to conventional psychiatric therapy
  by John M. Powers
• Out-of-the-Closet Metrosexuals Unite!
  by Douglas Burton
• All Talk, No Action From World NGOs; The NGOs have become a worldwide political force and command big money, but critics say they produce little of practical value and are not being held accountable
  by John M. Powers
• Award-Winners May Have Been Happier Just to Be Nominated
  by Stephen Goode
• Smoking Out Big Tobacco; Critics contend that Philip Morris is backing FDA regulation of the tobacco industry in hopes of snuffing out smaller competitors
  by John Berlau
• Q: Is the White House push for alternative teacher certification good for students? No: Don't lower teacher-quality standards. Instead, raise them!
  by Reg Weaver
• GOP Has Electoral Momentum
  by Jennifer G. Hickey
• Cheaper Drugs May Carry Higher Price; Critics say legalizing drug reimportation endangers consumers and paves the way for price controls and possible shortages and rationing of prescription drugs
  by James P. Lucier
• Central Bankers On Guard Against Inflation Prospects
  by Jamie Dettmer
• Bowden Book Defends Columbus; In defending Christopher Columbus against the forces of political correctness, author Thomas A. Bowden also celebrates the superior values of Western civilization
  by Stephen Goode
• Americans in Motion
  by Jennifer G. Hickey
• Q: Is the White House push for alternative teacher certification good for students? Yes: It helps qualified people become teachers without the expense and delay of the traditional process
  by Laurie Morrow
• Time to Cut Political Meanness and Bigotry
  by Paul M. Rodriguez