Articles from The New American (October 18, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Agents challenge 9/11 Commission: agents on the front lines of the war on terror have risked their careers to warn America about the corruption and culpable negligence that continue to put our nation in peril.	Jasper, William F.		1846
An end to judicial tyranny?	Eddlem, Thomas R.		854
Assaulting our liberties.	Hoar, William P.		625
Bear scare.	Lee, Robert W.		370
Beware asset forfeiture.	Walden, David V.	Letter to the Editor	69
Bravery under fire.	Lee, Robert W.	Brief Article	175
Bush's "striking shift" on global warming.	Wolverton, Joe, II		628
Bush's new CIA chief.		Brief Article	255
Canadian agent provocateur speaks.			373
China's inroads in Western Hemisphere.		Brief Article	185
Close call.	Lee, Robert W.	Brief Article	239
Correction.		Correction Notice	56
Family feud.	Lee, Robert W.	Brief Article	108
Fighting words.	Lee, Robert W.	Brief Article	276
Full-service subversion.			310
Global warming? ... Or global cooling?			417
Hard lesson.	Lee, Robert W.	Brief Article	306
Hollow "victories" in terror war.		Brief Article	246
Imagining a brighter tomorrow: the key to advancing human progress is not to rely on government to provide our every need, but to limit government so that the people can produce and prosper.	Grigg, William Norman	Cover Story	2908
New UN global army.		Brief Article	145
On target.	Christina, John F.	Letter to the Editor	200
Our veteran publisher begins a new chapter!	Benoit, Gary	Brief Article	236
Porous borders.	Hoar, William P.		312
Postal heroes.	Lee, Robert W.		402
Romney in 2008?			382
Storybook ending.	Lee, Robert W.	Brief Article	241
Terrorists welcome!		Brief Article	141
The Republic matures: the Roman Republic was not built in a day, but was the product of generations of reform and even some serious reverses.	Bonta, Steve		2520
They can't tell us what's secret.			457
Unfriendly skies: courageous federal agents are warning against airport security weaknesses that existed prior to 9/11--and still exist today.	Jasper, William F.		3109
Using a "forgotten" power.	Detweiler, George		349