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"Your right to vote" July 31, 2010, Vol. 25, No. 15
Justice undone
COVER STORY | By Emily Belz
The resignation of a civil-rights attorney at the Justice Department sheds light on the administration's refusal to enforce election laws fully. Are some voters more equal than others? More >>
 Features
Arming and dangerous
Jill Nelson
Iran | As Iran moves toward nuclear weapons, Israel and U.S. try to apply brakes
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Feeling crabby
Edward Lee Pitts
Politics | Maryland race shows Democrats increasingly turned off by incumbents
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Investment opening
Alisa Harris
Money | Connecting capital with opportunity in the developing world takes patience
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Power kick
Daniel Olasky
World Cup | Spain won the World Cup, but FIFA was the event's biggest winner
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Scout’s honor
Warren Cole Smith
Boy Scouts | Despite legal challenges and controversy, Boy Scouts turns 100
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Where are they now?
Marvin Olasky
Compassion | A decade after profiling them, these compassionate people are going strong
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Dispatches
African jihad
Alisa Harris
Islamic terrorist group moves beyond Somalia by attacking Uganda civilians
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Down to business
Edward Lee Pitts
Healthcare’s first tax and first court challenge hit this month
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Human Race
The Editors
Looking Ahead
The Editors
Middle bench
Emily Belz
Meet the judges who decide 99 percent of appeals cases
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Oil deal?
The Editors
And other news briefs
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Quick Takes
The Editors
Quotables
The Editors
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Reviews
Based on true stories
Marvin Olasky
Books | Novelists turn Bible books into fodder for action-adventure
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Box Office Top 10
The Editors
Movies | For the weekend of July 9-11, according to Box Office Mojo
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Despicable Me
Rebecca Cusey
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I Am Love
Alicia M. Cohn
Movies |
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Inception
Megan Basham
Movies | Sci-fi tale boldly explores concept of reality and results of rejecting it
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Industry standards
Arsenio Orteza
Music | Differing in quality, new CDs from Eminem and Jack Johnson spur hopes
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Singing the gospel
Henry Bleattler
Q&A | Culture isn't neutral says apologist William Edgar
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The Screwtape Letters
Marvin Olasky
Theater |
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Notable CDs
Five new releases reviewed by Arsenio Orteza
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Notable books
Four books on Christian doctrine and life reviewed by Susan Olasky
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Notebook
On God's provision
Susan Olasky
Lifestyle | Brooklyn pastor Jamison Galt plants a church while planting a family
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St. Elisabeth
The Editors
Houses of God | Bratislava, Slovakia
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Unsustainable
Joseph Slife
Money | Investor confidence in servicing U.S. debt could end 'abruptly'
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Cell division
Daniel James Devine
Science | While city passes ordinance, studies on links to cancer are inconclusive
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Abdicating the crown
Mark Bergin
Sports | LeBron James is no longer captain, nor king
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Office battle
Alissa Wilkinson
Technology | Microsoft rolls out a response to challenges from OpenOffice and GoogleDocs
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Voices
Gentle crusader
Joel Belz
The late Robert R. Lavelle personified the Christian worldview
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Moments in time
Andrée Seu
Small step by small step, we are all being transformed one way or another
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A desperate hour
Mindy Belz
Iraqi Christians need their own emancipation proclamation
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End of accomplishment
Janie B. Cheaney
With bureaucracy's triumph over excellence, important projects have stalled
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Mailbag
The Editors
Letters from our readers
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Christian at Carnegie
Marvin Olasky
Once driven and 'difficult to love,' Leonardo Le San shares his gifts
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