Articles from The New American (July 7, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Abuses" are not torture.	Anderson, Michael	Letter to the editor	219
A tale of two reactors: the different destinies of two almost-twin nuclear reactors provide a forecast of our country's energy prospects if we don't heed the futures they foreshadow.	Hiserodt, Ed		1766
An inspiring story of life.	Mass, Warren		485
Bilderberger Confab in United States goes unreported ... again.			401
Bush, Bilderbergers push EU membership for Turkey.		Brief article	261
California speeds toward same-sex "marriages".	McManus, John F.	Brief article	66
Clean up your language says famous author.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	79
Criminal career cut short.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief article	120
Did we get lied into war? Did the Bush administration use deliberate deception to bring America into war with Iraq? The Senate Intelligence Committee's June 2008 report may get us closer to the truth.	Mass, Warren		1142
Different coverage please.	Fopllman, Dale	Letter to the editor	145
Doctor rescues teen.	Mass, Warren		365
Gingrich issues curious comments about terror attacks.		Brief article	289
Good call.	Murray, Jackie	Letter to the editor	176
Healthcare for illegal immigrants costing billions.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	59
Indiana Jones film offers rare negative portrayal of Soviets.		Movie review	225
Irish voters say "No" to EU Treaty.	McManus, John F.		807
L.A. school department wants no criticism of affirmative action.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	80
Like everyone, restaurant owners are hurting because of rising costs.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	71
Media world will miss Tim Russert.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	30
Negotiations about a U.S.-Iraq security pact at a standstill.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	51
New ways in Olde Town.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief article	173
No more weapons.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief article	287
Oops! California Democrat leaks desire to nationalize oil.		Brief article	206
Opposing Mugabe: the socialist rule of Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe has destroyed the economy of this once-prosperous African nation. Despite calls for "freedom," Mugabe is having none of it.	Scaliger, Charles		1096
Ron Paul ends his campaign for president, starts a new venture.		Brief article	221
Senate climate change bill crashes.			293
Shooting the messenger: seven years after 9/11, top Republicans and Democrats continue to block FBI whistle-blower Sibel Edmonds' revelations of high-level spies in the federal government.	Jasper, William F.		1836
Socialist Christians.	Riddle, James	Letter to the editor	132
Summoning superdelegates: the importance of superdelegates in this presidential election has been repeatedly referenced. Learn who these superdelegates are and how they are chosen.	Kenny, Jack		845
Teens helping the needy.	Mass, Warren	Brief article	165
That significant, sensational signing: the signers of the Declaration of Independence knew that they might pay a price--yet they signed anyway. Over time, their sacrifices may have been exaggerated, but their true stories are fascinating enough without embellishment.	Akers, Becky		3090
Top Iranian's explanation for high oil prices.		Brief article	232
Unexpected protection.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief article	171
Upscale meets the hood.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief article	230
Warming legislation would chill economy.	Hoar, William P.		1863
Why so high? Multiple factors are driving up the price of fuel, including inflation of the dollar by the Federal Reserve and overdependence on foreign oil. All of these factors must be addressed in order to find a long-term solution.	Yates, Steven	Cover story	3025
WWII's forgotten: Serbian heroes: Gregory Freeman's superb book, The Forgotten 500, recounts the story of the American and Allied airmen rescued by Serbian General Draza Mihailovich and his heroic fighters.	Thornton, James	Book review	1457