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"Hurtling toward havoc" August 01, 2009, Vol. 24, No. 15
Healthy debate
COVER STORY | By Edward Lee Pitts
A major legislative overhaul of U.S. healthcare seemed to be a sure thing just weeks ago, and some sort of change remains likely. But as details emerge and costs become apparent, industry groups and moderate Democrats are starting to balk More >>
The problem
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Group thinking
Sidebar | Could consumer-run healthcare provide alternative to government-run options
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 Features
Arab outpost
Robert Carle
Religion | U.S. Census takes steps to count Arab-Americans
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Boundary hunters
Jamie Dean
Sudan | Violence escalates in South Sudan as a border ruling looms
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Building blocks
Marvin Olasky
Development | Conservative Christians can work alongside New Urbanist groups
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Changing lifers
Mark H. Hunter
Prisons | Prison ministry aims to change not only inmates but also their offspring
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Fantasy islands
Susan Olasky
Lifestyle/Technology | A time-traveling trip in Manhattan shows the stuff of which dreams are made
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Houses of God
The Editors
Human Race
The Editors
Humanitarian surge
Richard C. Miles
Iraq | The battle for hearts and minds in Iraq is waged also in hospital wards
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Jorge's mission
Alisa Harris
Compassion | A Queens bus driver helps over a hundred people eat good meals
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Looking Ahead
The Editors
News to watch in the weeks to come
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Man on the plus sign
Marvin Olasky
Q&A | Eric Metaxas and Richard Land say Christians must deliver 'whole gospel'
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Money for nothing?
Warren Cole Smith, Rusty Leonard
Charity | INSP puts highly touted and state-supported projects on hold
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No Golden State
The Editors
Economy | California's budget debacle is a lesson for others
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Rough sledding
Jamie Dean
Politics | Intense scrutiny may have prompted Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to resign
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Sponsored coercion
Alisa Harris
China | A study shows UN continues to underwrite China’s one-child policy
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Taxpayer ally
Edward Lee Pitts
Congress | But conservative Sen. Jim DeMint is no friend to status quo politics
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This is a test
Alisa Harris
North Korea | Pentagon budget cuts and Kim Jong-il challenge U.S. defense system
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Uphill battle
Emily Belz
Marriage |
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Dispatches
The Buzz
The Editors
Need-to-know news
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Quick Takes
The Editors
Oddball occurences
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Quotables
The Editors
Memorable things they said
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Reviews
Afghan Star
Sam Thielman
Movies | Afghan Star shows a people recovering from radical Islam
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Age defiance
Arsenio Orteza
Music | The Jonas Brothers' new album sounds like kids playing grown-up
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Behold Paul
Marvin Olasky
Books | Michael F. Bird vividly illustrates the radical message of the apostle
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Brüno
Megan Basham
Movies | Disgusting Brüno reveals a lot about the critics who like it
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Half-Blood Prince
Megan Basham
Movies | Half-Blood Prince may be the best in the Harry Potter series
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Relaxed but serious
Arsenio Orteza
Music | Wilco doesn't always look through liberal-colored glasses
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Summer roundup
Megan Basham
Movies | Three box-office hits move from mundane to fun
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Notable CDs
Animal Collective
Five new or recent bellwhether releases reviewed by Arsenio Orteza
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Notebook
Young guns
Mark Bergin
Sports | Painful defeats could be building blocks to greatness
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Voices
Millennial moments
Joel Belz
Through a thousand issues, a bond with readers has developed
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High-cost failure
Andrée Seu
Our nation's 'prison industrial complex' has unbiblical roots
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The uphill climb
Mindy Belz
Now taking the grade is a matter of choice
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Tragically famous
Janie B. Cheaney
Image projection is a very poor second for connection
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Mailbag
The Editors
Letters from our readers
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An hour, sir, please?
Marvin Olasky
The nominee to head the NIH could clarify his views in a discussion
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