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Mourning has broken

Cover Story | From sadness to anger: America shifts to the second phase of the war, hunting terrorists at home and abroad. Washington prepares emergency actions, from suspending some legal protections to bailing out the airline industry. What will sustain Americans in the sacrifices to come?

In this issue: "Mourning has broken," Sept. 29, 2001

Features

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New war, old principles

National |  The attack on America demands a forceful response, but we must call for a just war

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Maniacs or martyrs?

National |  Many U.S. Muslim leaders called press conferences following the New York and Pentagon attacks to denounce them. The perpetrators were extremists who did not…

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American vs. American

National |  American Muslims and those of Asian or Arab descent targeted for abuse in the wake of terrorist attack

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More than a manhunt?

International |  Not everyone agrees that Osama bin Laden is the most important perpetrator

Dispatches

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Quotables

You feel like you should be asking them for their autographs. They are the heroes. New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter, after visiting New York…

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Flash Traffic

Political buzz from Washington

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The Buzz

HEROIC PASSENGERS MAY HAVE THWARTED A 4TH SUICIDE ATTACK; LAST WORDS CAUGHT ON CELL CALL 'Jesus, help me' "Freedom fighters." That's how David Beamer,

Reviews

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Patriotic Music

Culture |  1 SING AMERICA Various Artists 1999 STYLE Rock, pop, folk, classical, gospel, jazz, "patriotic." BEST SELECTIONS "America the Beautiful/ We Shall Overcome"

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Books of war

Culture |  Scoring system:10 points for first place, 9 for second, down to 1 for tenth, on the lists of the American Booksellers Association (independent, sometimes…

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Finding our convictions again

Culture |  Relativism recedes as Americans rediscover ideals worth defending

Voices

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Feel lucky?

An impoverished vocabulary reveals impoverished hearts

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Build big towers

But we must never forget the real reason why

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Mailbag

Can't please everybody Thank you to Andree Seu for the insightful and scripturally well-reasoned column, "The camel's nose." The president should not try to…

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Will unity last?

Working for the common defense without overlooking divisions

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