Articles from The New American (May 2, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Snitch".	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief Article	289
9-11 conspiracy fact & fiction: an abundance of sensational and irrational conjecture about the September 11 terrorist attacks is being used to discredit any consideration of conspiracy in general.	Jasper, William F.	Cover Story	4832
A fitting salute.	Deemer, Dwight I.	Letter to the Editor	136
Afghanistan's opium production soaring.		Brief Article	45
Age didn't affect his aim.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief Article	132
Agents provocateurs: governments around the world have been caught using undercover operatives to provoke national incidents and sway public opinion.	Jasper, William F.		1565
Businessman points to burden of doing business in America.		Brief Article	75
C-SPAN leader speaks out about politicians who duck real issues.		Brief Article	46
Coming in droves.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief Article	179
Coverage of Pope's passing highlights religion's relevance.			352
Disposable children.	Grigg, William Norman		828
Distinguishing fact from fiction: when faced with an overload of misinformation being peddled through the media and Internet, the application of common-sense principles can help sort fact from fiction.	Behreandt, Dennis		653
Going but not gone.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief Article	208
Half-naked nuisance.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief Article	169
Latest spin on UN scandal.	Hoar, William P.	Correction Notice	626
Many "guardian angels".	Mass, Warren		380
Not quite tax freedom day.			352
Only a few fight the war in Iraq.		Brief Article	103
Patriot Act for pranksters?			378
Quick thinking saves lives.	Mass, Warren	Brief Article	283
Recruitment down, chance of draft revival up.			592
Russia poised to capitalize on outsourcing.		Brief Article	110
Silver stars long overdue.	Mass, Warren		628
Slanting the Schiavo case.	Hoar, William P.	Correction Notice	528
South Africa's gun control.	Hedington, Martin L.	Letter to the Editor	386
Southern California resident summarizes the costs of the Mexican invasion.		Brief Article	72
Spiking oil prices.	Olsen, Carl	Letter to the Editor	188
Standing bear: American: after his people were unjustly evicted from their homeland in Nebraska, Chief Standing Bear--aided by one of the Army's most renowned Indian fighters--mounted a legal challenge to prove what should have been obvious: Indians were people under the law.	Grigg, William Norman	Biography	4443
Students locked down, parents locked out.		Brief Article	225
Supreme Court Justice defends use of foreign law, favors evolving constitution.		Brief Article	80
The rumor mill: conspiracies are real. But for every real conspiracy there are many unsubstantiated rumors and conspiracy theories. Here are a few from recent years.	Behreandt, Dennis		3555
VonKleist: reporter or provocateur?	Jasper, William F.		473
Who had the right to rule? Accusations about the abuses of constitutional authority in the Terri Schiavo case get cleared up.	Eddlem, Thomas R.		1531
Writer suggests that Americans wake up.		Brief Article	52