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The article focuses on political and social issues of the U.S. It states that unlike the last time, the antiwar effort is starting in the center, rather than at the radical edges of politics in the U.S. Catholic bishops went on record this month against the U.S. aggressive action. During early days of the Vietnam era, the Catholic hierarchy was a major supporter of the war party. The article also reports that annihilation of unions of newspapers is around the corner in New York City. Its peal could be the death knell of at least one of the city's four major dailies and cause further hemorrhaging of the union movement.

Comments on social and political issues in the United States as of November 2001. How the rich people in New York City responded to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks; Commendation on the proposed rebate of payroll taxes; Privilege of rich travelers in New York in dealing with security checkings at commercial airports.

Focuses the implication of the September 11 terrorist attack in the United States. Argument on the supreme patriarchal of the U.S. government; Facts on the global capitalism; Emphasis on the parallel incident in Kader Industrial Toy Co. and World Trade Center terrorist attack.

This article talks about assisted suicide, crime in New York City, and the debate on immigration to the U.S. "National Review" disagrees with Professor Ernest van den Haag's advocacy of a right to suicide, and plans to publish a reply by Robert P. George in the future. Charges against four train commuters for playing with a deck of cards were quietly dropped in New York City out of embarrassment of the Manhattan District Attorney's office in relation to the focus of the city's law enforcement personnel. A debate on immigration was recommended by columnist Thomas Sowell along with the suggestion that Julian Simon would be the best pro-immigration advocate and that "Peter Brimelow's Alien Nation makes him a top choice for the contrary position."