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"Kerry picks Edwards as VP" July 17, 2004, Vol. 19, No. 27
JOHNNY-COME-LATELY
COVER STORY | By Bob Jones
John Kerry's selection of John Edwards as his running mate puts a first-term senator on the Democrats' national ticket -- but it could also force the GOP to spend precious resources in the South More >>
 Features
A decent proposal
Lynn Vincent
Politics | With the law that protects children from online porn on the ropes, John Ashcroft may be the last defense for online child safety
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Could this man be Bush's Nader?
Gene Edward Veith
National | Constitution Party may represent the margin of defeat for President Bush
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Key rulings of the 2003-04 Supreme Court
Bob Jones
Politics | Clarence Thomas voting to protect the rights of internet pornographers? Stranger things may have happened on the Supreme Court this term -- but not often
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Out of the shadows
Priya Abraham
International | U.S. pressure brings attention to a humanitarian crisis, but can Khartoum be trusted to keep its promises?
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Socialism recycled
Gene Edward Veith
National | The left swung the last presidential election, as Ralph Nader grabbed a crucial 3 percent of the vote. Led by high-decibel radicals like Michael Moore, the left is not only hot under the collar but hot on bestseller lists and at the box office. To find out about how leftists might affect this year's elections, WORLD visited the Green Party convention
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Throwing a party
Gene Edward Veith
National | A successful third party is possible in the United States, but it must work from the ground up
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Dispatches
Mailbag
The Editors
Quick Takes
The Editors
Quotables
The Editors
The Buzz
The Editors
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Reviews
America's Heart & Soul: All heart, little soul
Gene Edward Veith
Culture | This documentary now in theaters aims at making Americans feel good about their country
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Farenheit 9/11: All heat, no light
Andrew Coffin
Culture | Reasonable arguments against the war in Iraq exist -- but this unbalanced screed displays none of them
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Spider-Man 2: Peter's principles
Andrew Coffin
Culture | The Spider-Man franchise continues to prove that big movies with broad appeal can be done well
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Bestselling CDs
Arsenio Orteza
Culture | The top five bestselling CDs according to the July 3 issue of Billboard magazine
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Notebook
Business
Dan Perkins
Business | Detroit’s Big Three automakers are expected to offer extra buying incentives this summer
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Sports
John Dawson
Sports | Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski was Kobe Bryant’s first choice to coach the Lakers after Phil Jackson left
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Technology
Chris Stamper
Technology | Intel's new 64-bit Xeon processor will be able to display smoother graphics and crunch more data while using less power
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Voices
Messy stuff
Joel Belz
Amnesty for Iraqi killers is shocking, but freedom and war have never been neat activities
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The affair
Andrée Seu
A quiet seed develops -- and the unthinkable becomes thinkable
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Temple of doom
Marvin Olasky
Reality trumps an overactive imagination -- as it should
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