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Articles in Jan 5, 2004 issue of Insight on the News

• Money Laundering And Mission Creep; The costly and intrusive money-laundering provisions put into the USA PATRIOT Act at the insistence of Democrats are in use for more than terrorism cases
• An Independence Day Dawns With Saddam's Capture
• Capturing the Right Wind
• Q: Should illegal aliens be able to sue U.S. employers for labor racketeering? Yes: Employees who have suffered discrimination or exploitation in the workplace are entitled to sue, regardless of their immigration status
  by Sarah Paoletti
• Democrats Get Dirty; Kerry Runs for Cover; Coulter Diagnoses Dean
• Invitation to September 11; Failure to retaliate for the bombing of the Marine barracks in Lebanon gave Osama bin Laden the confidence to attack America
• Turkeys Appreciate Soothing Sounds, Too
• Pink Slips Greet Returning Soldiers; Thousands of veterans have lost their full-time jobs in recent years when called up for service, and critics say the Labor Department has done little to help them
• Homeland Security Should Keep Tabs on Visa Overstays
• Saddam's Capture Brings New Challenges
• Pirro Makes Push To Put Victims First; As the district attorney for Westchester County, N.Y., Jeanine Pirro's skill at prosecuting criminals is being matched by her passion for protecting victims' rights
  by Stephen Goode
• Connecting the Dots Between Childhood Vaccines and Autism
• Berlusconi, Prodi Fight for Control; A power struggle between two of Italy's top political leaders threatens expansion plans for the European Union and has affected U.S.-European relations
• With Howard Dean, Separating Truth and Fiction No Easy Feat
• Feeling Drowsy This Holiday Season? Time to Get Your Rest
• What's Behind the Hatred of America? A Frenchman comes to the defense of the United States while exploring the very unhealthy obsession that many abroad have with seeing America brought to its knees
  by Stephen Goode
• Q: Should illegal aliens be able to sue U.S. employers for labor racketeering? No: Such lawsuits subvert our legal system and the nation's border-control policy
  by Matt Hayes
• Dear Readers,
• The Real Hero in the Ambush at Nasiriya; An Army report about the attack that made Jessica Lynch famous identifies the soldier who 'likely' fought to the death but stops short of recognizing him officially
• When Will Spending Ever Take a Holiday?
• Can Toxins Lead To Healthier Lives? If proved valid, the pioneering research of a respected toxicologist could stand EPA policy on its head and save U.S. taxpayers billions in environmental-cleanup costs
  by John Pike
• Times Concocted 'Darkest Africa'; A former New York Times stringer alleges in his book that the paper's editors have a documented history of inserting racial stereotypes into articles covering Africa
• Supreme Court Gets Task-Force Lawsuit
• Democrats Subvert War Intelligence; Democrats seem willing to sacrifice both bipartisanship and national security in their attempt to use the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence as a political weapon
  by J. Michael Waller
• Feeling Indifferent About Cuba's Condition