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Thinking outside the 5-sided box

by Lynn Vincent

Cover Story | Reformers are trying to transform a Defense Department that wastes billions and may not be prepared for future security threats. But management inertia, infighting, and arcane accounting and procurement procedures may torpedo their best efforts

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In this issue: "Mounting a defense," May 25, 2002

Features

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A whole new world

White House |  Bush to stress Cuba, arms-control with Russia

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Is it safe?

Abortion |  RU-486 is dangerous for unborn children, but what about their mothers? GOP congressman will ask HHS to look into the risks

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Worldwide web

by Andrew Coffin

Hollywood |  Spider-Man is a smash summer hit, and it's actually a pretty good movie

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Damage control

by Tim Graham

National |  House members are lining up with anti-child porn bills

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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 May 7 to 14

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Castro's chemicals

by Mindy Belz

Carter Trip |  Forget the charm offensive, the evidence is plentiful that Cuba has been heavily involved in making bioweapons

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Fire with fire

Senate |  Tired of delaying tactics over presidential nominees, Republicans decide they'll stand in the way of a Democratic cause: campaign-finance enforcement

[http://www.worldmag.com/2002/05/fire_with_fire]

Dispatches

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In Brief

News highlights from around the world

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Quotables

They're making the same dire predictions for this bill that they made in '95 and '96. House Majority Leader Dick Armey (R-Texas), on liberal concerns about…

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QuickTakes

Cloning cruelty All cloned animals have genetic and physical defects, reports the London Times ' Jonathan Leake. Arthritis, excessive growth, extreme…

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Reviews

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The hug drug

by Gene Edward Veith

Culture |  Ecstasy is the drug of choice for young people, but after the high wears off, life is anything but ecstatic

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Notebook

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Flash Traffic

by Joel C. Rosenberg

Flash Traffic |  Political Buzz from Washington

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Voices

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Claim it-or concede it

by Joel Belz

Otherwise, the process leads to some awkward moments

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Summer's coming

by Marvin Olasky

Celebrating Memorial Day in remembrance of Christ

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In between

by Janie B. Cheaney

We easily forget that we're always on a journey

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Mailbag

Covered I love WORLD, but I found your cover illustration of "Osama bin Ashcroft" to be extremely offensive. To put a great Christian man like John Ashcroft…

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