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"UN's abuse of power" July 24, 2004, Vol. 19, No. 28
ABUSE OF POWER
COVER STORY | By Mindy Belz
After flagrant abuse by Saddam and gross mismanagement by the UN, Iraq's Oil for Food program is spawning another cliche: a nine-headed monster of an investigation More >>
 Features
Boston blackout
Bob Jones
News | Increasingly made-for-TV party conventions are receiving less coverage
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Haste makes waste
Priya Abraham
News | Despite his record $15 billion initiative to fight the global spread of HIV, President Bush is pilloried at the International AIDS Conference in Bangkok. Activists insist the only answer is more condoms and more drugs immediately -- though reality often fails to back up their rhetoric
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On the record
Bob Jones
News | Amendment backers failed to muster the votes even to have a vote
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Ploys for tots
Lynn Vincent
National | Activists in several states are using questionable research to push for voluntary -- and, some fear, eventually mandatory -- tax-funded preschool for all children
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Dispatches
Mailbag
The Editors
Moore or less
John Dawson
A handful of conservatives are working to discredit Michael Moore's films and books, and some are finding the hobby fulfilling -- and lucrative
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Quick Takes
The Editors
Quotables
The Editors
The Buzz
The Editors
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Reviews
Anchorman: Anchors away
Andrew Coffin
Culture | Like so many contemporary comedies, Anchorman (rated PG-13) contains enough crude humor to keep it far from the "recommended" list
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Bestselling books
Susan Olasky
Culture | The top five best-selling hardback nonfiction books as of July 12
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King Arthur: Ancient Arthur
Gene Edward Veith
Culture | The new movie King Arthur (rated PG-13) is about the historical Artorius
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The Clearing: Clearing the air
Andrew Coffin
Culture | The Clearing (rated R) is an odd little movie that is bound to frustrate many viewers
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Notebook
Sports
John Dawson
Sports | Lance Armstrong, winner of five consecutive Tour de France races, criticizes teammate for decision
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Business
Dan Perkins
Technology | Retailers reported the first lackluster sales of the year in June, as many department stores fell far short of expectations
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Technology
Chris Stamper
Technology | Should Internet companies be able to spy on their subscribers?
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Voices
Insourcing
Joel Belz
Bringing back that lovin' feeling: WORLD's three-year experiment outsourcing customer service has come to an end
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Black & right
Gene Edward Veith
Although politically liberal, black Americans are almost uniformly opposed to homosexual marriage
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Postcards from the past
Janie B. Cheaney
The war on terror isn't America's first launch into the great unknown
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Clash course?
Marvin Olasky
Thinking long-term about Christian-Muslim relations
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