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Up in smoke

Cover Story | The Clinton administration got burned last week when the Supreme Court ruled its latest power grab was unconstitutional. But with only a one-vote majority, how long will strict constructionists hold sway on the court?

In this issue: "Court in the balance," April 1, 2000

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Recipe for disaster

International |  Three days of rain turn the plains of Mozambique into the largest aid mobilization ever seen in Africa

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Seattle II?

International |  Policymakers and street protesters want no more lending as usual from the IMF and World Bank

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The candymen

National |  Washington expands an unsustainable program

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Guerrilla publishing

National |  King's Bullet boosts e-publishing; $5 billion lost in space; the rise of the independent investor; double-digit dialing; and the literal information…

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A silver lining

National |  There are unmitigated debacles, then there are debacles with silver linings. Though the first congressional hearing on the illegal trade in baby body parts…

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Anatomy of a debacle

National |  In Congress, the gruesome trade of baby body parts was supposed to be on trial; so why was the whistleblower placed on the defensive, his credibility in…

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Pro-lifers unite

National |  Evangelicals defend the Vatican's UN status as international pro-abortion groups go on the offensive

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Same old sleazy news

National |  Report accuses Justice Department of "gamesmanship" and "contortions" to protect higher-ups

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Comfort+passion

National |  "Aim for a series of small successes": Why a well-managed, talented baseball team resembles a winning political campaign

Dispatches

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Quotables

I'm about ready to snap from the traffic. Then [I] go into the gas station and ... have another bit of a coronary. Suzanne Bar-Or, one of the increasing…

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The Buzz

Federal court backs Reno's attempt to remove Elian Strike two Castro sí, Elián no. Federal judge Michael Moore took nearly two weeks to side with the…

Reviews

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Video Rentals

Culture |  The top 5 videos in popularity as measured by rental receipts for the week ended March 12.

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Let them drink beer

Culture |  PETA's latest campaign was a sign of new rhetorical tactics

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The Music

Culture |  The Top 5 pop catalog CDs for the week ending March 25, according to Billboard magazine

Voices

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Mailbag

Not another one Thank you for your follow-up report on Elián Gonzalez, "Seeing past pro-Castro propaganda" (March 4). It took the sting out of the Mailbag…

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Our journalistic task

And why I like to see overly full classrooms

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Where are they now?

The Hit Man continues to make disciples

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