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"Who's laughing now?" April 08, 2006, Vol. 21, No. 14
Who's laughing now?
COVER STORY | By Mindy Belz
U.S. Ambassador John Bolton takes his UN tenure by storm and by smile More >>
 Features
Justice & mercy
Lynn Vincent
Crime |
When a repentant man goes free for a man's murder, how do survivors cope?
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Kadima, but close
Marvin Olasky
Israel |
Low voter turnout pushes an election too close for comfort
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Minding Mississippi
Jamie Dean
Disasters |
Volunteers and locals continue the long, unheralded process of rebuilding
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Revolution spirit
Jamie Dean
Belarus |
Despite crackdown, a determined opposition lives on in Soviet republic
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Still ticking
Anthony Paul Mator
Science |
Intelligent design finds new life after Dover defeat
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Texas two-step
John Dawson
Politics |
Ralph Reed escapes prosecution; Tom DeLay associate may not
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Culture Beat
Doctor Who
Gene Edward Veith
Worldviews are scrambled, but there is no sex, bad llanguage, or gore
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The Evidence
Gene Edward Veith
We've seen it all before
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Tsotsi
Andrew Coffin
This film won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film this year
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Bestselling books
John Grogan
Four bestselling nonfiction hardbacks
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Departments
The Buzz
The Buzz Sidebar
Quick Takes
Quotables
Religion
Sports
Thoughts
'Not afraid to die'
Joel Belz
Could one man’s testimony be the seed of something great in Afghanistan?
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Escalating depravity
Gene Edward Veith
Movies that “disturb and disgust” appeal to the “tang of evil”
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Braver new world
Andrée Seu
Is Christianity in America a sun rising or setting?
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Whose fault is it?
Marvin Olasky
Turkish TV suggests the inadequacy of Islamist complaints
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