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"Untouchable?" April 07, 2001, Vol. 16, No. 13
Untouchable?
COVER STORY | By Bob Jones
Prosecutors charge that a reputed Mafia boss ran a sprawling criminal empire from his legal abortion business. As his trial gets underway, WORLD looks at the structure of a largely cash-based industry that is both profitable and politically protected. If it happened in Chicago, why not elsewhere? And what is the Bush administration going to do about it? More >>
 Features
Caesar's reach
Candi Cushman
National |
Should Texas authorities tell a seminary what kind of degrees it may award?
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Careful what you say
Tim Graham
National |
The Senate votes to crack down on campaign financing, but opponents ask: What happened to free speech?
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It's up to parents
Cal Thomas
National |
Our success as a nation depends less on what happens in the White House than in our own homes
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No more free lunch?
Chris Stamper
National |
Napster usage drops, Internet appliances hit a snag, and new generation of cell phones rolls out
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One murder too many?
Lynn Vincent
National |
The case of an Oklahoma City abortionist charged with murdering his wife raises questions: Can legal killing lead to illegal killing?
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So close, yet so far away
Mindy Belz
International |
Can south Lebanese refugees find a home in Israel when their real home is just over the border?
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Culture Beat
Bestsellers
The Editors
The five best-selling hardback novels of 2000, according to the Publisher's Weekly annual survey
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The Movies
Gene Edward Veith
The top 5 movies in popularity as measured by box office receipts for the week ended March 18
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The pornographic culture
Gene Edward Veith
A lack of prosecution allowed porn to become mainstream
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The Buzz
The Buzz
The Buzz
The Buzz
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Mailbag
Thoughts
The real gangster
Joel Belz
The real gangster
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People like us
Andrée Seu
People like us
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You make the call
Marvin Olasky
You make the call
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