Articles from National Review (June 5, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Mr. Counter-Terrorism Guru': he says he's not, but others say he is.	York, Byron		1274
A California newspaper has reported that the Department of Homeland Security provides the Mexican government with intelligence about the activities of American citizen groups that promote border security, such as the Minuteman Project.		Brief article	168
A late Mother's Day message, from a videotape played in Brooklyn Federal Court at the trial of Shahawar Matin Siraj, a Pakistani national charged with plotting to blow up the Herald Square subway station in New York City.		Brief article	146
A misleading picture.	Dahlin, Barbara	Letter to the editor	40
A new report by the Alan Guttmacher Institute, the research arm of Planned Parenthood, finds that fewer women are using contraception, and that abortion rates are therefore declining more slowly than they used to.		Brief article	135
A. M. Rosenthal, R.I.P.		Obituary	839
Abroad at home.			606
Accomplice.	Gioia, Dana	Poem	68
After complications during surgery at a hospital in Houston, Andrea Clark, 54, ended up on a respirator and in need of kidney dialysis.		Brief article	196
Alphonso Jackson, secretary of housing and urban development, says that, during his tenure, "no contract has ever been awarded, rejected or rescinded due to the personal or political beliefs of the recipient".		Brief article	173
Approval Hell: Americans are an accepting people, to a fault.	King, Florence	Column	1930
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, the Somalian-born member of the Dutch parliament who has risked life and limb by criticizing Muslim brutality, may be ejected from Holland.		Brief article	146
Bush the evangelist?	Buckley, William F., Jr.		642
Congress voted, by healthy margins (244-185 in the House, 54-44 in the Senate), to extend the tax cuts on dividends and capital gains through the end of 2010.		Brief article	131
Congressional mandate.	Collingwood, Andy	Letter to the editor	121
Dan Brown's amazingly successful novel The Da Vinci Code deserves most of the criticisms it has gotten--as history, it is hogwash; as theology, it is garbage; and as a piece of literature, it is at best a readable thriller.		Brief article	180
Good economy, bad polls: Bush and the Republicans can't seem to catch a break.	Ponnuru, Ramesh		1727
Greetings!		Letter to the editor	49
Hanging right there ...	Buckley, William F., Jr.		702
High on life.	Hoy, Raymond C.	Letter to the editor	74
Howard Dean, interviewed by the Christian Broadcasting Network, said that the Democratic platform regards marriage as between a man and a woman.		Brief article	99
In a mid-April raid of an al-Qaeda hideout in Iraq, Coalition forces uncovered a trove of valuable documents.		Brief article	178
Inventing abuse: if the administration isn't violating civil liberties in its pursuit of terrorists, some people will say it is anyway.	Spruiell, Stephen		1184
Is there a solution?	Buckley, William F., Jr.		758
Judicial Watch has uncovered documents showing how aggressively the Clinton administration pushed to bring RU 486, a regimen of drugs to induce abortion, to the United States.		Brief article	128
Liberals are touting a study by, of all people, William Niskanen of the Cato Institute.		Brief article	213
Misplaced fears.			411
No dragons here.	Hassett, Kevin A.		489
Nostra culpa.	Morgenstern, David	Letter to the editor	35
Not to be overly dismissive of worried civil libertarians.		Brief article	24
Notes & asides.	Trowbridge, Ron	Obituary	446
Opera boss.	Nordlinger, Jay		1907
Putin, Alarmed.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	44
Reading Lolita in Long Island.	Dervyshire, John		1058
Recall that the old U.N. Human Rights Commission came under fire for including as members some of the world's worst human-rights abusers: China, Cuba, and Saudi Arabia among them.		Brief article	60
Rep. Patrick J. Kennedy (D., R.I.) had a spot of bother the other day.		Brief article	204
Rockin' the right.	Miller, John J.		2660
Rule One: do not give in to the demands of terrorists, because that will only lead to more demands.		Brief article	206
Scare of the century: the alarms and assertions about global warming have gone reprehensibly too far.	Steorts, Jason Lee	Cover story	2847
Sen. Daniel Akaka, Hawaii Democrat, wants to create a new "native" Hawaiian government.		Brief article	175
Sen. John McCain gave the commencement address at Liberty University, founded by the Rev. Jerry Falwell.		Brief article	137
Smoke 'em if you got 'em.	Kolakowski, Mark	Letter to the editor	87
Space is for science: and not for shuttles, stations, and Bushian 'vision'.	Derbyshire, John		1542
Target: Hezbollah: it may well make sense for Israel, and for an endangered world.	Pryce-Jones, David		1412
Thanks to the efforts of the Bush administration, the Sudanese government and the country's largest rebel group have made a deal for peace in Darfur.			114
The bureaucracy wins.			496
The change will come.	Uhlmann, Michael M.	Book review	1416
The decision by Florida house speaker Allan Bense not to seek the Republican U.S. Senate nomination practically guarantees that it will go to Rep. Katherine Harris in September--and this, in turn, practically guarantees the reelection of Democratic senator Bill Nelson in November.		Brief article	140
The Hour's Late.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	43
The judicial-confirmation wars have started again--sort of.		Brief article	161
The last word.	Buckley, William F., Jr.	Book review	1141
The long view.	Long, Rob		851
The new immigration politics: wherein, for example, the rich and the poor join hands.	Hanson, Victor Davis		1942
The United States and Japan have reached a new defense agreement.			219
There was hype aplenty about an "opening of dialogue" when Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran's president, sent President Bush a letter; but in reality the missive was full of sound and fury signifying nothing.		Brief article	151
Tony Blair needs the skills of an escape-artist if he is to free himself from the chains now binding him.		Brief article	213
What is it about the price of oil that drives otherwise sensible pundits batty?		Brief article	243
What's the holdup? More stalling, smearing, and fumbling on judicial nominees.	O'Beirne, Kate		1276
When it comes to Middle East scholarship, Yale is headed the way of Columbia University (which was the home of the late Edward Said).		Brief article	176
Your 'Robber Baron,' my American hero: or at least that's true in many cases.	Goldberg, Jonah		1248