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Articles in Jan 21, 2003 issue of Insight on the News
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A few trivial matters
by Stephen Goode -
Searching for `dirty bombs: the U.S. intelligence community fears that terrorists may be planning to detonate in the United States a portable nuclear devicecourtesy of Saddam Husseinin a new round of `spectacular' terror attacks designed to ou
by Anthony L. Kimery -
U.S. needs beefed-up military to be ready for multiple foes
by James Lacey -
Prince Charles Frets for British farmers
by Jamie Dettmer - International community must react to Chavez
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Charitable concerns
by Martin Edwin Andersen -
Beware risks to a democratic future: despite the new incendiary anti-U.S. leaders in South America, much of the Bush administration is fiddling as the future of hemispheric security begins to smolder
by J. Michael Waller -
`Pope bashing' okay in the city of love?
by Douglas Burton -
Man's best friend gets poetic justice
by Stephen Goode - Mark my words … I mean what I say
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Symposium
by Daniel T. Griswold -
Economic prospects worrisome to Britons
by Jamie Dettmer -
Trent Lott: unlucky victim or leadership liability?
by Roger W. Hancock -
World Bank seeking out integrity officer
by Martin Edwin Andersen -
High-tech voting raises questions: hot on the heels of the Florida voting fiasco of 2000, computer-based voting systems gained support. But just how reliable is this seemingly foolproof technology?
by Sheila R. Cherry -
Liberal racial agenda crept behind hounding of Sen. Lott
by Paul Craig Roberts - A bully defends the bears; the fanatical left's latest hate tactics
- American Indians: new kids on the block?
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The few and proud are ready and able: whether the mission is urban warfare or humanitarian relief, Marine Commandant Gen. James L. Jones says the Corps is ready for a greater role in the war on terror
by Paula R. Kaufman -
U.S. exports of genetically modified foods face obstacles
by Jamie Dettmer -
Iraqi oil could propel Bush to re-election
by Paul M. Neville -
Time for whistle-blower protection?
by Martin Edwin Andersen -
France uncovers Al-Qaeda bombers: French authorities hope the arrest of high-profile al-Qaeda bomb-makers will curb terroristic activity in the Muslim-dominated suburbs of Paris and Lyons
by Kenneth R. Timmerman -
When we forget who we are
by Mona Charen -
NEA hastens death of American education
by Ralph De Toledano -
Time for government to get tough on illegal aliens
by George Schwarz -
Britain's Conservative Party continues slide
by Jamie Dettmer -
Clinton ignored Kim Jong-il's Nukes: evidence indicates North Korea has had operational nuclear devices since 1994 and never had any intention of abiding by that 1994 Clinton `Agreed Framework.'
by Scott L. Wheeler -
Extortion racket
by Douglas Burton -
A letter from the editor
by Paul M. Rodriguez - Man's best friend is an enemy of terrorism
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Right & left: congressional votes
by Robert W. Lee -
Striking surgeons: do no harm?
by Douglas Burton -
GOP has minority appeal and should capitalize on it
by Chris Gacek -
SEC won't let sun shine in
by John Berlau -
After Saddam, an uncertain future: as the U.S. war machine shifts into high gear, the debate about the role of oil and who, or what form of government, will replace Saddam Hussein intensifies
by Jamie Dettmer -
Don't clone around
by Douglas Burton -
Black Hole of Washington?
by Sam Smith - Disturbing the peace: robbers are plundering graveyards
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The madness at Mountain Meadows: a new book and forensic evidence suggest that the Mormon Church long has covered up complicity in the 1857 massacre of U.S. civilians in Southern Utah
by John Elvin -
One nation under lawyers
by Douglas Burton