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The right response for Congress

Cover Story Sidebar | Do the right thing or do nothing

Reaping the whirlwind

Cover Story | The wave of corporate fraud did not emerge in a vacuum. It's in part a consequence of a society that refuses to recognize absolute standards of right and wrong

In this issue: "Reaping the whirlwind," July 20, 2002

Features

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Akin for a battle

Pledge |  Limit courts' jurisdiction, U.S. congressman urges

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Choosing sides

Israel |  Mounting casualties in the Middle East prompt American evangelical leaders to weigh in on Israel's behalf

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Technology

National |  Man knows not his time Gene Kan pioneered a file-sharing system considered a step beyond Napster. So why did such a talented guy kill himself? Authorities…

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Religion

National |  Bronx cheer New York City schools cannot bar religious groups from renting space to hold worship services, a federal judge ruled last month. Judge Loretta A.

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In Brief

National |  Monitoring the Monitor The great ironclad USS Monitor sank into the Atlantic 140 years ago-and the Navy still wants to recover it. The ship sank about nine…

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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 over a one-week period from July 3 to 9

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His brother's keeper

Medal of Freedom |  New York Times journalist among winners of highest civilian honor; efforts against religious persecution cited

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Why not Alexis?

Editorial Judgment |  WORLD fell into the same pattern it criticized in other media outlets

Dispatches

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Quotables

Have you ever had anything you really love? Well, I love that truck. Charlotte Ann Neely-White, 55, of Mount Vernon, Mo., after a scuffle on her wedding day…

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Quick Takes

Wrong words Imagine Reba Cobb's embarrassment. She is the second-ranking administrator of the Atlanta-based Cooperative Baptist Fellowship-a group opposed to…

Reviews

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Best Albums

Notable CDs |  The Top 5 Internet CDs for the week ending July 6, according to Billboard

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Saps for savages

Culture |  Multiculturalism leaves many Americans unable to face the fact that some cultures really are uncivilized

Notebook

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Flash Traffic

Flash Traffic |  Political Buzz from Washington

Voices

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No denying the undeniable

On vouchers, the Supreme Court also took a step toward common sense

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Citizenship gone AWOL

We haven't forgotten the words, but we've forgotten how to sing

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The dirt on dirt

It's common, abundant-and a glorious gift from God

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Mailbag

Honoring traitors Thank you to Joel Belz for straightening out our metaphors ("Shooting the 'wounded,'" June 15). I too have tired of hearing the accusation…

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