The New American

from September 10, 2001
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Letters to the Editor - Letter to the Editor

New CFR members.

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Interpol pushing to be UN Globocop.

Obituary

Robert W. Lee, R.I.P.

Insider Report

Osama bin Lenin.

Insider Report - Brief Article

Post-election economic tremors.

Insider Report - Brief Article

Outsourcing industry applauds Bush victory.

Insider Report

Consummating the border betrayal.

Insider Report - Sinopec Group Co. has signed oil and natural gas agreement

China and Iran draw closer.

Insider Report

Anti-Christian EU's religious test.

Insider Report

Another portent of draft renewal.

Insider Report

Ending the myth of unilateralism.

Insider Report - Brief Article

Latin America continues leftward march.

Insider Report

Terrorist crossing: cover-up on the U.S.-Mexico border.

The Right Perspective

End UN interference in our elections.

American Industry - Cover Story

Foreign nations target U.S. steel: steel is the backbone and sinews of modern society. Without a robust domestic steel industry, we will not prosper in peace--or survive in war.

American Industry - Cover Story

Cement production hits a concrete wall: U.S. businesses and households are feeling the brunt of short-sighted environmental activism as America's supply of cement dries up.

Elections

The manufactured divide: rhetoric aside, little of substance separated George W. Bush from John Kerry--and a second Bush term will do nothing to reduce the size, expense, and power of government.

Elections

Moral issues mobilize Bush support: with moral issues looming large, both presidential candidates appealed to pious voters, but Bush more successfully aligned himself with the religious populace.

Snapshots

Bushwhacked? The GOP is not what it used to be. But no matter how far to the left it has moved, the Democrats make it appear conservative by offering an even more liberal alternative.

Ahead Of The Curve - Brief Article

Same-sex 'marriage' issue hurt Kerry campaign.