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Osama's witnesses

Cover Story | As the United States prepares to battle Saddam Hussein, U.S. allies inside Iraq continue to hold terror suspects as evidence of Saddam's close involvement in the 9/11 attacks. WORLD visits a Kurd-controlled detention center and talks with a detainee

In this issue: "Osama's witnesses," May 18, 2002

Features

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Technology

National |  A need for more than speed Home broadband connections are powerful, fast, and cool. So why aren't more people using them? Broadband business is growing, but…

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Religion

National |  A nation prayed My husband and I find strength in the word of the Lord, and we realize the power that prayer has in our own lives. I'm truly blessed to be…

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Top News

This Week |  The Top 5 news stories as measured by coverage in The Washington Post, USA Today, and NBC Nightly News from April 30 to May 7

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Hoosier daddy?

Politics |  GOP conservative beats moderate challenger

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Theology of a terrorist

Midwest Pipe Bomber |  News media accounts fail to explore New Age and left-wing connections suggested by bomber's note

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Castro's megaphone

Media |  Five years after opening a bureau in Havana, CNN has offered viewers an essentially sugar-coated view of life in Cuba

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Lights, camera, activism

Politics |  GOP set to launch Spanish-language TV program

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Another Clarence Thomas?

Washington |  Liberals are fighting hard to keep a conservative Latino off the D.C. circuit court, and possibly the Supreme Court

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Single-sex ed

Education |  TeamBush announces rule changes to offer a new choice in public schools

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Philadelphia "freedom"

Education |  When Philadelphia's School Reform Commission proposed a new approach to improve the city's failing public schools three weeks ago, education analysts welcomed…

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Watch out, left, here comes political multiculturalism

Media |  The legs of journalistic spectrumologists-those who classify candidates as "left" or "right"-are getting shaky

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Throwing the book at us

Politics |  Former Veep prepares book on the family

Dispatches

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Quotables

It's over. We're washing our hands of it. Pierre-Richard Prosper, U.S. ambassador-at-large for war crimes issues, on the Bush administration's decision to…

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In Brief

News highlights from around the world

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QuickTakes

Keeping people equal-equally poor The international left often points to Sweden's socialism as a model of economic justice and equality. But that equality…

Reviews

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Bestsellers

Books |  The five best-selling nonfiction hardbacks as measured by placement on four leading lists as of May 6

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The Baptist Enron

Culture |  If the charges bear out, a lesser-noticed lawsuit against Arthur Andersen could bankrupt the accounting giant

Notebook

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Flash Traffic

Flash Traffic |  Political Buzz from Washington

Voices

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Step in for the missing man

An urgent, reasonable, and simple proposal to visit the fatherless

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Triangular truth

Why good journalists are hard to find

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Rowing with the flow

Giving thanks to God, who has given WORLD a favorable current

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Mailbag

Character counts In response to the April 20 cover story, "The long road to D.C.," I can attest to the fact that Jim Talent of Missouri is equipped to run…

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