Articles from National Review (March 10, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Re-Liberators': a progress report from Iraq.	Lowry, Richard	Cover story	5403
A most dangerous game: house democrats continue to hobble our intelligence services.	McCarthy, Andrew C.		980
American intelligence operations are being held hostage by House Democrats and a secret ruling issued by an unknown federal judge.		Brief article	200
As every high-school student who has read The Crucible knows, witches were executed in Massachusetts as late as 1692.		Brief article	152
Barack Obama is famously light on legislative achievements, and the one big bill with his name on it is bad news.		Brief article	192
Brushes through India.	Nordlinger, Jay	Travel narrative	2164
Cindy Sheehan emerged from obscurity, but not from obloquy, when she took her one-woman show all the way to the streets of Cairo.		Brief article	143
City Journal, the Manhattan Institute's fine publication, kicked off a useful debate by running Sol Stern's essay "School Choice Isn't Enough.".		Brief article	225
Dead to rights: the world is better off without Imad Mughniyah.	Pryce-Jones, David	Brief biography	1555
Dreams from his eugenicists.	Goldberg, Jonah		563
E. Victor Milione, R.I.P.		Obituary	635
Face the music.	Jochnowitz, George; Nordlinger, Jay	Brief article	261
Fidel Castro has been one of the cruelest dictators in living memory.		Brief article	163
Flight to the feckless.			501
Help!!!!		Cartoon	50
John L. Esposito, professor of Islamic studies at Georgetown, typifies his discipline.		Brief article	158
Kids' TV characters have a rough go of it in the Gaza Strip.		Brief article	107
King Fischer.	Pryce-Jones, David	Book review	1603
Kosovo is the seventh and last fragment of the old Communist Yugoslavia to become a sovereign state.		Brief article	179
Mike Huckabee joked that he would continue his presidential campaign since it is not distracting him from anything more pressing, such as a day job.		Brief article	100
Mitt's closing act: will there be a curtain call?	York, Byron		1355
Mr. Sinister?	Risner, Mark T.	Letter to the editor	66
New Republic contributor Debbie Nathan offers the following career update on her blog: "I'm presenting my new book Pornography.		Brief article	33
One for freedom: meet a popular musician who says he supports the troops--and means it.	Miller, John J.	Interview	2308
Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf has confounded his enemies foreign and domestic by neither rigging nor canceling the general election.		Brief article	246
Peace on the right.			487
President Bush has asked Congress to reauthorize the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), and to double its budget, from $15 billion to $30 billion spread across a five-year period.		Brief article	195
Race games, old and new.	VerBruggen, Robert	Book review	1254
Rep. Tom Lantos (D., Calif.) belonged to the greatest generation--with a twist.		Brief article	146
Robert Jastrow, R.I.P.		Obituary	542
Ruth Stafford Peale survived her husband, the Rev. Norman Vincent Peale, by 14 years.		Brief article	125
Sharia, Anglican--style: the archbishop of Canterbury is a special kind of fool.	Daniels, Anthony		1563
Shock seekers.	Kimball, Roger	Book review	1609
Thank the Academy?	Douthat, Ross	Movie review	1033
The Bush administration's decision to try to shoot down a hobbled spy satellite has drawn plenty of complaints from the disarmament lobby.		Brief article	207
The Clintons worked up a tsunami of outrage over MSNBC correspondent David Shuster's use of the term "pimped out" in a question about Chelsea's role in her mother's campaign.		Brief article	175
The delegate's mailbag.	Long, Rob		733
The Eric Breindel Award for Excellence in Journalism is given once a year, to a journalist who exhibits "love of country and its democratic institutions" and "bears witness to the evils of totalitarianism.".		Brief article	87
The list of professions in which steroid use is common has expanded way beyond athletes to include rappers, models, and even ballerinas.		Brief article	128
The Lord told Moses that, after he died, the people would "go a whoring after the gods of the strangers.".		Brief article	176
The New York Philharmonic decided to accept an invitation from the regime of Kim Jong Il to play a concert in Pyongyang.		Brief article	190
The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery is running an exhibition titled "Recognize! Hip Hop and Contemporary Portraiture.".		Brief article	127
The Vancouver Public Library has scheduled a talk by Greg Felton, author of The Host and the Parasite: How Israel's Fifth Column Consumed America.		Brief article	205
The warrior and the priest: how Clinton and Obama divide their party.	Ponnuru, Ramesh		1207
To make her really proud.		Brief article	13
To the nines.	O'Connell, Mary	Letter to the editor	137
Troubled in spirit: the surprising direction of African Christianity.	Kavulla, Travis		2492
White lightning.	Derbyshire, John		1065
You Are Not Other Men.	Mezey, Robert	Poem	118