Table of Contents

In this issue: "9/11 remembered," Aug. 17, 2002

Features

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Bias is back

News Media |  The post-9/11 Talibanization of U.S. religious conservatives continues

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An anniversary we didn't want

9/11 Remembered |  Are we a different people because of Sept. 11?

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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 31 to Aug. 6

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Friends like these

Saudi Arabia |  It may be an ally-for now-but a real friend doesn't act this way

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Welcome to the 'human family'

Abortion |  Erudite pro-lifer's long intellectual struggle results in President Bush's signature on a new law protecting the survivors of abortion

Dispatches

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In Brief

News highlights from around the world

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Quotables

When people ... blow themselves up, and the religious leaders of this religion say nothing, something's wrong here. Evangelist Franklin Graham, on Fox's

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Quick Takes

Spending like drunken politicians Congress has never been able to stay on a fiscal diet, but lately the binge has been especially bad. The launch of the new…

Reviews

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Best-Selling Books

Notable Books |  The Top 5 best-selling hardback novels as of Aug. 5

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Best albums

Notable CDs |  The Top 5 CDsfor the week ending July 25, 2002, according the CDNow chart

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Idol smashing

Television |  Fox's new reality show has become a hit by being judgmental and encouraging the audience to set standards

Notebook

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Flash Traffic

Flash Traffic |  Political Buzz from Washington

Voices

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Taking out the trash

Politicians want to handle the big issues but can't manage this simple task

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Such sensitive writers

What press contradictions tell us about the state of American journalism

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Death in the city

Reading Jeremiah puts events in a somber light

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Mailbag

Shocked, shocked So Enron, WorldCom, and Xerox have been covering over their losses ("How do you account for this?" July 20). The media and the politicians…

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