Saudi oil:
Insight, Jan. 2, 2007:
Bush told Saudi oil unreliable, mulls energy independence plan
UPI, Jan. 29, 2007: Analysis: Energy security a priority
"Similarly, militants identified as members of al-Qaida have tried to attack Saudi oil refineries, and the threat of attacks on nuclear energy installations worldwide continues."

Possibility of anti-Bush investigations -- even impeachment -- if Democrats win the House :
Insight, Jan. 23, 2006:
Impeachment hearings: The White House prepares for the worst
"The Bush administration is bracing for impeachment hearings in Congress."
Time magazine, July 23, 2006: Into the Fray
"As for Bush himself, he is curtailing his traditional August working vacation at the ranch so that he can barnstorm before the midterm elections. Their outlook thus far seems so ominous for the G.O.P. that one presidential adviser wants Bush to beef up his counsel's office for the tangle of investigations that a Democrat-controlled House might pursue."

Cynthia McKinney:
Insight, April 17-23, 2006: Critics: Prosecutor will not press charges against McKinney
Associated Press, June 16, 2006: Rep. McKinney won't be charged in scuffle

Sen. Joe Lieberman vs. anti-war Democrats:
Insight, May 23, 2006:
Kiss from Bush could lead to Lieberman's divorce from the Democrats
"Sources close to Mr. Lieberman said the senator has been concerned that his re-election race will be undermined by a Democratic Party establishment that is angry over his support for the U.S.-led war in Iraq."
Reuters, June 5, 2006: Lieberman faces showdown over Iraq
"After years of ardent support for the Iraq war, Connecticut Sen. Joseph Lieberman could become that conflict's first big political casualty in a Democratic primary race fueled by rising anti-war anger."

Bin Laden's location:
Insight, Dec. 20, 2005: U.S. intel: Pakistan deal allows safe haven for Bin Laden
Associated Press, May 6, 2006: U.S. official: Bin Laden likely hiding in Pakistan
"A top U.S. counterterrorism official said Saturday that parts of Pakistan are a 'safe haven' for militants and Osama bin Laden was more likely to be hiding there than in Afghanistan."

The State Department:
Insight, Jan. 9, 2006: Condi delegates policy issues to Burns, who does not share Bush's worldview
Chicago Sun-Times, Robert Novak, April 10, 2006: Who runs our State Department?
"The U.S. decision last Thursday not to seek a seat on the new United Nations Human Rights Council followed a week of frantic backstage conflict. Beyond human rights, this was the overriding question: Does Nick Burns run the State Department? The outcome of the U.N. dispute indicates that he is not in absolute control but is mighty influential."

Iran:
Insight, Jan. 23, 2006: U.S. readies contingency plans for covert attack on Iran
The Washington Post, April 9, 2006: U.S. seen stepping up war plans for Iran
"The Bush administration is studying options for military strikes against Iran as part of a broader strategy of coercive diplomacy to pressure Tehran to abandon its alleged nuclear development program, according to U.S. officials and independent analysts."

Impeachment:
Insight, Jan. 23, 2006: Impeachment hearings: The White House prepares for the worst
The Wall Street Journal, March 15, 2006: The Impeachment Agenda
"Everyone should understand that censure and impeachment are important - and so far the only - parts of the left's agenda for the next Congress."

Cheney retirement:
Insight, Feb. 27, 2006: Cheney seen retiring after midterm elections
The Wall Street Journal, March 20, 2006: A 'Third Term' for Bush by Fred Barnes
"The president's most spectacular move would be to anoint a presidential successor. This would require Vice President Cheney to resign. Mr. Cheney would probably be happy to step down and return to Wyoming."

Impeachment hearings:
Insight, Jan. 23, 2006: Impeachment hearings: The White House prepares for the worst
The Wall Street Journal, March 6, 2006: Impeachment Proves Risky Political Issue

Kidnappings on the border:
Insight, Feb. 27, 2006: More Americans abducted along Mexico border than in Iraq
Reuters, March 1, 2006: Mexican gangs terrorize border region: US agents

Foreign policy:
Insight, Nov. 29, 2005: Bush takes Cheney out of the loop on national security
Insight, Dec. 20, 2005: Rumsfeld loses clout; Rice has president's ear on Iraq
Insight, Jan. 9, 2006: Condi delegates policy issues to Burns, who does not share Bush's worldview
The Wall Street Journal, Feb. 6, 2006: Diplomatic Relations: As 'Neocons' Leave, Bush Foreign Policy Takes Softer Line; Cheney's Waning Influence?

Action against Iran:
Insight, Jan. 23, 2006: U.S. readies contingency plans for covert attack on Iran
The London Telegraph, Feb. 12, 2006: U.S. prepares military blitz against Iran's nuclear sites

NSA surveillance:
Insight, Dec. 27, 2005: Wiretaps fail to make dent in terror war
The Washington Post, Feb. 5, 2006: Surveillance Net Yields Few Suspects

Nuclear energy:
Insight, Dec. 19, 2005: Bush plans nuclear energy comeback
The Washington Post, Jan. 26, 2006: Nuclear Energy Plan Would Use Spent Fuel

Israel-Iran coflict:
Insight, Dec. 19, 2005: U.S. fears surprise attack on Iran by Sharon in electoral gambit
CNN, Jan. 17, 2006: Israel: Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons

Iraq contracts:
Insight, Dec. 5, 2005: Kickbacks from Iraq contracts could spark Congress probe of Bush backers
The Washington Times, Jan. 20, 2006: In search of rebuilding billions

Bush's isolation:
Insight, Nov. 14, 2005: Bush in the bunker
Newsweek, Dec. 19, 2005: Bush's world