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Articles in June 2, 2008, issue of National Review
- Touring the horizon
by Thomas P.M. Barnett
- Be not afraid
by Lester Joe Santos
- The news keeps getting worse for House Republicans
- After Awad al-Qiq was killed in a recent Israeli air strike in Gaza, he was unmasked as the Hannah Montana of the elite U.N.-run Rafah Prep Boys School: popular headmaster and science teacher by day, bomb-maker by night
- In our last issue we alerted you to the death in Baghdad of Staff Sgt. Ronald Blystone, whose image appeared on a 2005 cover of National Review
- 2008 Ad
by Jay Nordlinger
- Chinese rug
by Len Krisak
- You read us right
by Clinton Braganza
- Congress is debating a $178 billion supplemental-spending bill to fund the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan
- In October 2000 the destroyer U.S.S. Cole was attacked and damaged by two suicide bombers in a plot hatched by al-Qaeda
- Obama victorious
- AFTRAAmerican Federation of Television and Radio Artists/News Division Mental Health Clinictherapist's notes
by Rob Long
- More than hustlers
by Jay Winik
- Hillary Clinton says she is winning the votes of "hardworking Americans."
- Ward Connerly once envisioned sponsoring ballot referenda to end racial preferences in five states this November, just as he has done previously in California, Michigan, and Washington
- The Muslim world does not seem to suffer from those tiresome conflicts between science and religion that have vexed Christendom these past 400 years
- Do nothing, congress
- Stark mad
by Ross Douthat
- Turning the tide
by Richard V. Allen
- You would think, from the cartoons and the commentary, that Clinton had revived the politics of the young Robert Byrd
- In most of the country, Catholic education is in retreat as sparser attendance and higher costs force parishes to shutter schools
- Zimbabwean junta head honcho Robert Mugabe has slithered into a runoff election against opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai
- Sixty years of success
- New every morning
by John Derbyshire
- McCain assailed activist judges, saying that his judicial appointees would interpret the law rather than make it
- Michael Antonovich, conservative Republican member of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, has issued yet another of his analyses of the county's Department of Public Social Services figures
- Saparmurat Atayevich Niyazov, the colorful president of Turkmenistan from 1990 to 2006, got everyone's attention by giving his nation's calendar a makeover, renaming the months and days after himself, his mother, and various historical figures he favored
- A heap of troubles: and how John McCain should try to surmount them
by Ramesh Ponnuru
- McCain reiterated his support for a "cap and trade" approach to global warming
- Two hundred-plus people blocked traffic in six spots in New York City to protest the acquittal of the detectives who shot Sean Bell, and were briefly arrested
- Boris Johnson is already a celebrity known to most British people by his first name only
- Obama's white problem: it could cling to him all the way to November
by Byron York
- Environmentalists have sued to get the Interior Department to list the polar bear as an endangered species
- A 6-3 majority of the U.S. Supreme Court upheld an Indiana voter-identification law
- Where have we heard this story before?
- Transgenic travesty: genetically modified crops could help poor farmersif rich Western greens allowed it
by Fred Schwarz
- 'Writing is a spiritual process': the novelsand ideasof Dean Koontz
by John J. Miller
- McCain's health-care plan would make health insurance affordable for the first time for millions of Americans, by eliminating tax penalties on and regulatory obstacles to the purchase of insurance by individuals
- Scare tacticians
by Jonah Goldberg
- We extend our congratulations to Mrs. Michelle Duggar of Tontitown, Ark., who has learned that she is expecting her 18th child
- Filth matters: the moral squalor of Hollywood
by Jonah Goldberg
- Help
- Cindy McCain refuses to release her tax returns
- For decades Burma has been an impoverished autarchy, ruled by the army
- America is fascinated by Niko Bellic, a blizzard of pixels taking the form of an imaginary immigrant from Eastern Europe, the protagonist of Grand Theft Auto IV
- Undetermined: there is danger in assuming that genes explain all
by Jill Manzi
- Parallel lives
by Paul Johnson
- O, I wish I was in the land of Karom!
by R. Graham Daniell
- There are those candidates who make themselves ridiculous by repeatedly running for president: Stassen, Keyes, Buchanan, Nader
- Who governs Lebanon? Since last November, the Lebanese have been trying and failing to elect a president
- "How small of all that human hearts endure / That part which laws or kings can cause or cure."
- Beneath the hope: Obama and the politics of grievance
by Victor Davis Hanson