The American Legion [Volume 158, No. 3 (March 2005)]

National Treasure: Digital technology is bringing the Library of Congress into every American home. -- America's Librarian: Under James Billington, the Library of Congress has truly become "the world's library." Interview by Matt Grills -- Conflict and Credit: We're all to blame for the nation's consumer-debt debacle. By Steve Rhode. -- Successes and Failures: Author, TV figure Suze Orman draws on her own experiences when dispensing money advice. Interview by Steve Brooks. -- Freedom Writer: In drafting Iraq's interim constitution, Feisal Istrabadi carries on a family tradition. Interview by Alan W. Dowd. -- How to Build a Safer America: Our approach to national security must discard Cold War thinking. By Harlan Ullman. -- Iron Chefs: Combat cooks and the food they prepare are essential to military morale. By Dan Allsup. -- Entrenched on the Bench: Limits on judicial terms are long overdue. By Paul Jacob. -- Vet Voice -- Commander's Message -- Big Issues -- Living Well -- Under the Radar -- Legion News -- Comrades -- Parting Shots