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"Barrier riffs" February 10, 2007, Vol. 22, No. 5
Barrier riffs
COVER STORY | By Jamie Dean
Long-shot campaigns aren’t new to Duncan Hunter, and now the California Republican hopes a platform of closed borders and restricted trade will beat the odds and lift him to the White House More >>
 Features
Hate or debate?
| by Jill Nelson
Ex-terrorist faces deportation for “hate crimes” against Islam
Kangaroo court
| by Mindy Belz
Pastor Daniel Scot can’t stop speaking out about Islam
Life after defeat
| by Becky Perry
Republicans chart their own courses following November losses
Street theater
| by Becky Perry
A march, a movie, and dubious news find audiences in the nation's capital
Too nice for vice?
| by Marvin Olasky
Hard-boiled mystery writer Andrew Klavan on becoming a Christian
Urban battleground
| by Lynn Vincent
The black abortion rate remains stubbornly high
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Culture Beat
Lost and found | by Priya Abraham
Refugee story repackages the American Dream
'Round room' | by Harrison Scott Key
The Apprentice is good television, but don't mistake it for reality
Potter's clay | by John Dawson
Biopic wonderfully portrays an author and an era
Noteworthy Books | by Shelly Leanne
Four new novels about black history by African-American writers
Departments
The Buzz
The Buzz Sidebar
Quick Takes
Quotables
Medicine
Sports
Mailbag
Thoughts
Pass on the corn | by Joel Belz
Ethanol, at least for now, is a flawed alternative to petroleum
‘Out came this calf’ | by Andrée Seu
With piecemeal moves, Philadelphia steps closer to the gambling abyss
Humble courage | by Marvin Olasky
William Wilberforce reasoned with opponents but did not rant at them
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