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"Opium wars" May 12, 2007, Vol. 22, No. 17
Opium wars
COVER STORY | By Priya Abraham
With renewed fighting, Afghanistan’s opium trade—the largest in the world—is a persistent block to security and development More >>
 Features
Family ties
Jill Nelson
Terrorism |
Saudi royals come under attack from the radicals they once courted
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Are you my mother?
Barbara Curtis
Family |
A custody battle that only the Supreme Court may be able to resolve
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Beyond Kyoto
Mark Bergin
Environment |
As European climate-change policies crumble, U.S. approach is vindicated
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Electioneering?
Becky Perry
Judiciary |
Uneasy allies join to battle campaign-finance reform restrictions
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Final verdict
Clint Rainey
Nicaragua |
American Eric Volz awaits an end to his case
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Speaking our language
Lynn Vincent
Abortion |
Court ruling on partial-birth abortion may spark pro-life legislation
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You bet your life
John Dawson
Human Race |
Centenarian scores
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Culture Beat
Hidden treasures
John Dawson
Planet Earth documentary offers rare glimpses of nature’s wonders
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Impure impurity
Marvin Olasky
Elegantly structured film shows the tragic nature of civil war
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Wasted time
Megan Basham
Bad acting in Next mars promising sci-fi source material
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Bestselling books
Jodi Picoult
Four bestselling hardback novels — reviewed by Susan Olasky
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Departments
The Buzz
The Buzz Sidebar
Quick Takes
Quotables
Sports
Mailbag
Thoughts
Junk the junk mail
Joel Belz
And do something really significant with what's left over
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Betrayal
Andrée Seu
Undermining the gospel in the pursuit of relevance
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Who but a mother?
John R. Erickson
Her lessons last a lifetime
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Piercing the skull
Marvin Olasky
Will Justice Anthony Kennedy’s honest abortion language pierce the veil?
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