Insight on the News back issues from May 2002:
Mission of Judicial Watch and Klayman attracts fans, foes. (Correspondence).
May 06, 2002
Supervision required for civil servants using credit cards. (Correspondence).
May 06, 2002;
A letter from the editor.
May 06, 2002;
We report these poll findings as a courtesy to readers. (for the people).(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
What women want: Swedish husbands. (for the people).(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Case could upset balance of power between government branches. (news alert).(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Some encouraging words about Social Security. (news alert).(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Pork-o-meter Shows cash value of political pull. (waste & abuse).(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Some states test HOV negative. (waste & abuse).(high-occupancy-vehicle)(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
The politics of accountability. (washington's week).
May 06, 2002;
Music to live by: singer Diana Krall's interpretations of old American standards are perfectly in tune with the need of many listeners to rediscover a sense of beauty and universal truth in the aftermath of Sept. 11. (Cover Story).
May 06, 2002;
`Perfect gray suit' may be one of many: the William Webster commission has issued its report on the state of security at the FBI after the Robert Hanssen spy scandal, and the news is far from good. (Special Report).
May 06, 2002;
`Good ole boys' still run spy shop; officials at a supersecret U.S. military facility are being investigated for bullying employees, but whistle-blowers meanwhile must withstand intimidation and retaliation. (Nation: whistle-blowers).(Ground Intelligence Center )
May 06, 2002;
Lefty lawyer indicted in bizarre jihad case; far-left activists aren't satisfied giving legal counsel to terrorists. Recent indictments indicate that some may be helping to smuggle kill orders from prison cells. (Nation: war on terrorism).
May 06, 2002;
Is costly maglev just a boondoggle? Enthusiasts claim maglev trains travelling at 250 mph might cure congestion woes, but analysts say this hugely expensive technology is not cost-effective. (Nation: transportation).(magnetic-levitation train)
May 06, 2002;
Another chance to explore Earth's deep blue seas; new episodes of Blue Planet won't disappoint viewers who marveled at the first series depicting life in the last unexplored region of Earth -- its ocean and seas. (Television). (television program review)
May 06, 2002;
Kane mutiny: Peter Bogdanovich returns to the Roaring Twenties to tell a roguish tale of murder. (Film). (movie review)
May 06, 2002;
Hammerin' away at history: Barry Bonds. Sammy Sosa. During the next few seasons, these two sluggers will be baseball's main attraction as they chase after the game's holy grail: 756 career home runs. (Sports).(Statistical Data Included)
May 06, 2002;
Rudeness rising: crassness is increasing in all regions of America, according to a new survey. (Culture).(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Fussin', feudin' ... and suing. (Culture).(Hatfields and McCoys)(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Davis warms to same-sex unions. (California Journal: News From The Golden State).(Governor Gray Davis, California)(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Activists lobby for Chavez Holiday. (California Journal: News From The Golden State).(Cesar E. Chavez, United Farm Workers)(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
English program reviewed for bias. (California Journal: News From The Golden State).(public school course)(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Better living through higher technology. (Technology).(voice recognition software research and new dentistry technology)(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
The Sun also rises: a new broadsheet in New York City thinks it can take a bite out of the Big Apple. (Media).(New York Sun)(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
It's too easy to learn how to make bombs. (nation in brief).(questioning the Freedom of Information law)(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Nice work if you can get it. (nation in brief).(civil service, United States)(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Did you know? (nation in brief).
May 06, 2002;
Another twist in animal-rights controversy. (nation in brief).(Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine)(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Mark my words ... I mean what I say. (nation in brief).
May 06, 2002;
The conversion of Russia's heart; Tadeusz Kondrusiewicz, the first Roman Catholic archbishop of Moscow, credits prayer for delivering the former Soviet Union from communism's death grip. (picture profile).(Interview)
May 06, 2002;
Paying tribute to heroes: Hollywood's Vietnam mythology takes a U-turn with We Were Soldiers. (Americana). (movie review)
May 06, 2002;
Symposium.(Should United States target Iraq?)
May 06, 2002;
Terror is a common thread in struggles for independence. (fair comment).(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Pakistan's North West frontier may be next U.S. battlefield. (fair comment).(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Newsweek's (alter) ego keeps spinning Clinton tales. (fair comment).(Bill Clinton)(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Disinformation dustup shrouded in secrecy. (political notebook).(Department of Defense)(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Old Reds find new home in big green tent. (the last word).(Tony Hiss lectures at Washington College)(Brief Article)
May 06, 2002;
Many gun-control advocates `overlook' important details. (correspondence).
May 13, 2002;
Bush administration scolded for putting shackles on press. (correspondence).
May 13, 2002;
Readers raise concerns about U.S. policy in the Middle East. (correspondence).
May 13, 2002
A letter from the editor.(Letter to the Editor)
May 13, 2002;
Y'all oughta learn what them folks is talkin' about! (for the people).(english language usage in the Southern U.S.)(Brief Article)
May 13, 2002;
Communist crisis. (for the people).(Brief Article)
May 13, 2002;
The most controversial books on Lincoln & our bloody Civil War.(Brief Article)
May 13, 2002
Disturbing questions about Lincoln.(Real Lincoln) (book review)
May 13, 2002
A needless catastrophe for liberty.(Emancipating Slaves, Enslaving Free Men) (book review)
May 13, 2002
William Lloyd Garrison, the antislavery champion.(All on Fire) (book review)
May 13, 2002
There's a tear in your beer and a levy on your lager. (news alert!).(Brief Article)
May 13, 2002;
CAGW is keeping its eyes on the anti-Microsoft money. (news alert!).(Citizens Against Government Waste)(Brief Article)
May 13, 2002;
Iraq was involved in Oklahoma City: deathbed testimony by a terrorist's widow provides new insight into Iraqi involvement in the Oklahoma City bombing, amid death threats to investigators. (Insight Exclusive).
May 13, 2002;
Questions of leadership. (Washington's week).
May 13, 2002;
United we stood: seven months after the attacks on Pearl Harbor, hundreds of magazines carried images and art of the American flag and other patriotic symbols on their covers, reminding us of that time's parallel with Sept. 11 and our own need for patriotism and national unity.(Cover Story)
May 13, 2002;
Sins of a father: `Sauna Kids' abuse; a remote retreat in Minnesota allegedly was turned into a sexual playhouse by a Catholic monk who has been accused of repeatedly molesting young boys and girls. (Investigative Report).
May 13, 2002;
Keeping America out of harm's way: from a national health-surveillance network to better whistle-blower protection, security experts provide their commonsense ideas for improving homeland security. (Nation: homeland defense).
May 13, 2002;
Microsoft decision does not compute: after making meager contributions to Jesse Jackson's nonprofit empire in the past, Microsoft now is anteing up in what many suspect is a Silicon Valley shakedown. (Nation: Jesse Jackson).
May 13, 2002;
Sacrificing rights to protect property: supporters of conservation easements say they are land-preservation tools. Critics say they violate property rights and give government bureaucrats control of land use. (Nation: conservation easements).
May 13, 2002;
Tall tale: Empire is a familiar tale of ego, greed and folly, but the grotesquery of the parties involved provides high drama and low comedy.
May 13, 2002;
Far, far away: a team of astronomers has discovered the oldest and most distant galaxies yet. (Science).(Brief Article)
May 13, 2002;
The verdict on media violence: it's ugly ... and getting uglier: sex and violence, designed to sell soap, soft drinks and cars, seems to sell itself far better than the products, and the audience for this tawdry message is our children. (Media).
May 13, 2002;
On-ice safety is secondary: despite improvements in equipment, players aren't exactly safety-conscious. (Sports).(Brief Article)
May 13, 2002;
Requiem for Hockey's goons: the sport has evolved, and fist-first Neanderthals are a relic of a distant Ice Age. (Sports).(Brief Article)
May 13, 2002;
Home owners run afoul of Bush-league laws. (waste & abuse).(Brief Article)
May 13, 2002;
Census gives up on guesstimates. (waste & abuse).(Brief Article)
May 13, 2002;
Cute as a bunny? Tell it to farmer brown. (nation in brief).(Brief Article)
May 13, 2002;