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Homeland Insecurity
Corn, David | September 22, 2003 issue
The article comments on the status of domestic security in the U.S. The nation remains vulnerable to attack. The promise of the Bush Administration to do...

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Stormy Seas for The Trident Sub
Aldridge, Robert C. | July 4, 1981 issue
Focuses on defense and military policies adopted by Great Britain in 1981. Military budget of Great Britain in 1974; Missiles purchased by Great Britain...

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BUSH TO CITY: DROP DEAD
Newfield, Jack | April 19, 2004 issue
George Bush and the Republicans who control both houses of Congress have starved New York for three years with fiscal policies that alternate between abuse...

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Will It Be Peace?
Chase, Stuart | December 9, 1944 issue
The veterans will be coming back to Main Street to enjoy the peace. In fever-laden jungles and in the frozen North, at sea and in foxholes and in the thin...

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Orange Alert at Sebago
Greider, William | June 21, 2004 issue
The United States' homeland security efforts are like a burlesque of the cold war struggle--randomly throwing money at the problem, periodically issuing...

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Trust and Terror
August 30, 2004 issue
The author comments on the credibility of the Bush Administration and the timing of national security alerts, in light of an alert sounded just after the...

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RUDY MAKES HIS MOVE
Parmentel Jr., Noel E. | September 27, 2004 issue
This article discusses the participation of former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani at the Republican National Convention. Back in the fog of war in...

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Ashcroft: 0 for 5,000
Cole, David | October 4, 2004 issue
The article discusses the failure of Attorney General John Ashcroft to convict even one out of 5,000 detained foreign nationals as alleged terrorists in...

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Security for Sale
Watzman, Nancy | October 4, 2004 issue
The article discusses the United States national security and homeland security measures as of October 2004. Six months after the terrorist attacks of...

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Death on the Border
Cooper, Marc | October 18, 2004 issue
The article discusses the deaths of immigrants on the border between the United States and Mexico due to homeland security measures as of October 2004....

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