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Democrats abandon Hastings amid scandal The Democratic leadership has forced the resignation of Rep. Alcee Hastings from the House Intelligence Committee amid allegations that he was involved in corruption as a federal judge. Full Text, Subscribers Top scientists believe global warming is natural A new study on global warming by leading climate scientists has determined that humans have almost no influence on global warming. Instead, the scientists from the University of Rochester, the University of Alabama, and the University of Virginia concluded that global warming is natural and connected to the changing activities of the sun. Full Text, Subscribers Insight will be on Christmas break the week of Dec. 24. Our next issue will publish Jan. 2.
Border Patrol chief: Our 'job is not to stop criminals' The federal government has refused to authorize the U.S. Border Patrol to stop criminal infiltration from Mexico. Full Text, Subscribers Bipartisan panel says State Dept. must be restructured The State Department has failed to implement U.S. foreign policy and administer billions of dollars of aid. Full Text, Subscribers Intel community split over NIE on Iran The U.S. intelligence community, amid deep suspicion that it was duped by a disinformation campaign, has been torn apart by its assessment that Iran has abandoned its nuclear program. Full Text, Subscribers	ALLEN: The best and worst of 2007 As 2007 comes to a close, we reflect on the highlights of the year—the people and events who have kindled smiles, laughter and admiration. PIONTKOVSKY: NIE report is folly or treason In the fall of 1916, the leader of the Russian opposition in the Duma, Pavel Miliukov, while categorizing the actions of the tsarist ministers during the critical period of the war with Germany, asked a famous question: "Stupidity or treason?" VUOTO: Only Hillary unites the GOP Hillary has a unique standing among Republicans and among conservatives at large. STEYN: Baby born in Bethlehem This is the time of year, as Hillary Clinton once put it, when Christians celebrate "the birth of a homeless child." LONDON: Bloomberg's congestion trap The logic of "congestion pricing," to wit: charging cars an exorbitant sum for driving into the inner city in order to avoid traffic congestion, is compelling.

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