MARCH 2015 SOUND OFF
4 2016 May Be Scott Walker’s Year
NEWSFRONT
8 Supreme Court Weighs Affordable Care Act
AMERICA
12 Crooks Discover Drone Technology
14 Hero Chris Kyle in His Own Words
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COVER STORY Are We Losing the War on Terror? Obama’s failed foreign policy initiatives — especially his misstep on Syria — may have opened the door for terror attacks, as ISIS atrocities attest. All of which leads to the question, Are we losing the war on terror?
16 Economy Benefits From Cheap Gas
20 States Move to Restrict Toy Guns
21 IRS Returns Wrongly Seized Tax Money
22 Is the Economy As Good As Obama Says?
25 A Conservative Ball Player Speaks Up
26 VA Mismanagement Crushing Vets
28 Unions Cornered by Right to Work States
32 Ben Stein’s DREEMZ You Are Responsible for Your Own Success
POLITICS 34 Obama, You’re No Reagan!
36 Talking Points
WORLD 38 ‘Superbugs’ Hunting Babies Worldwide
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Grand American Gardens Visit the wild and beautiful, including the Nancy Bryan Luce Herb Garden at the New York Botanical Garden.
COVER: KING/BRYAN THOMAS/GETTY IMAGES / FLAG/FAYAZ AZIZ/REUTERS P.3: ISIS/AP IMAGES / GARDEN/COURTESY OF THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
42 World Views BACKTALK
SHOWBIZ 44 Hollywood Takes Aim at Sniper Chris Kyle
90 George Will Cultural Decay Causes Economic Decline
MARCH 2015 | NEWSMAX 3 MONEY
74 Leave Money to Your Heirs — Tax Free
76 Plan For Longevity for a Fullfilled Retirement
78 Getting Somewhere With ‘Go Anywhere’ Funds
HEALTHY LIVING 80 Clinical Trials Save Lives
84 Fix Your . . . Migraines
86 Fiber — the Key to Better Health
88 Ask Dr. Schwartz Drop Post-smoking Weight — Exercise!
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
66 Prosthetics Reach New High Tech Heights
LIFE & TRENDS
62 Women of a Certain Age Reinvent Careers
65 5 Minutes With Dr. Laura Children Born Out of Wedlock Pay the Price
MAXLIFE
61 Sci/Tech: Finally — the Floating Car
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