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Table of Contents

Listed below are the articles and columns from the latest available edition of National Journal.

• Politics - Inside Washington
  
• Inside Washington - Congressional Insiders Poll
  
  
• Stuart Taylor Jr. - Interrogation: Fixing the Law
  The March 2003 capture of KSM in Pakistan was as close to the hypothetical "ticking bomb" situation as we have come in the real world.
  
  
• Clive Crook - The Trouble With McCain's Health Plan
  Employer-based insurance neuters the forces that would otherwise press down on costs.
  
  
• Cover Story - Democracy Stalled
  The Bush administration's campaign to spread democracy in the Arab and Islamic world is in danger of imploding.
  
  
• Global Warming - Envy Yes, Green No
  As India strives for wealth, its greenhouse-gas emissions are growing faster than almost any other major nation's. Yet New Delhi resists going green.
  
• Graphic - World Outlook on Greenhouse Gases
  
  
• Congress - Savvy, Minus the Seniority
  Peter Welch isn't the typical freshman House Democrat.
  
  
• Congress - The Week on the Hill
  
  
• Administration - Pushback on Air Auctions
  The Bush administration's plan to auction flight slots at LaGuardia angers industry and the congressional delegation.
  
  
• Administration - The Advantage of Disadvantage
  A Miami arms dealer saw a spike in contracts after his company was incorrectly labeled a disadvantaged business.
  
  
• Administration - Executive Brief
  
  
• Lobbying & Law - Yes to Nukes
  The nuclear industry is cultivating labor unions to help push for federal loan guarantees to build power plants.
  
  
• Lobbying & Law - From the K Street Corridor
  
  
• Wiliam Powers - The Age of Convulsions
  Surely, for the media, this is the Age of something. But what? How about the Age of Convulsions?
  
  
• Politics - When Blue Collars Are a Tight Fit
  Hillary Rodham Clinton has outpolled Barack Obama among white voters without a college degree in 26 of 29 states.
  
  
• Politics - Ready to Do the Right Thing?
  John McCain is working to reassure anxious conservatives about his philosophy on judicial nominees.
  
  
• Politics - Cuban-American Evolution
  Miami Democrats believe that they finally have a real shot at three Republican-held House seats.
  
  
• Politics - Hotline Extra
  
  
• Ronald Brownstein - McCain's Long Vigil
  If McCain doesn't envision a 100-year American front-line combat presence in Iraq, how long is he willing to keep U.S. forces in that role?
  
  
• William Schneider - Running the Numbers
  Supporters of Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton have different ways of counting.
  
  
• On the Move - People
  
  
• Charlie Cook - The Rev. Kamikaze
  The Rev. Jeremiah Wright's Monday speech seemed designed to pry the Democratic presidential nomination from Barack Obama's fingers.