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US Senate Races

Cover Story Sidebar | 2002 Senate Race results

World's House races to watch

Cover Story Sidebar | How they fared...

Gubernatorial Races

Cover Story Sidebar | ALABAMA Donald Siegelman (D) leads Bob Riley (R), but the result is in dispute ALASKA Frank Murkowski (R) def. Fran Ulmer (D), 56% to 41% ARIZONA Janet Napolitano (D) def. Matt Salmon (R), 47% to 44% ARKANSAS Mike Huckabee (R) def. Jimmie Lou Fisher (D), 53% to 47% CALIFORNIA Gray Davis (D) def. Bill Simon (R), 48% t0 42% COLORADO Bill Owens (R) def. Rollie Heath (D),63% to 33% CONNECTICUT John Rowland (R) def. Bill Curry (D), 56% to 44% FLORIDA Jeb Bush (R) def. Bill McBride (D), 56% to

AIR FORCE WON

Cover Story | President Bush's relentless campaigning paid off, leaving Democrats in his jet wash

In this issue: "The Bush mandate," Nov. 16, 2002

Features

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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 Oct. 30 to Nov. 5

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On the road to genocide

Congo |  "A cycle of violence and retribution": Pan-African efforts to end Congo's war are having the opposite effect: spiking its death toll

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CAIR packages

Islam |  Muslim public-relations group takes its case to America's libraries

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Tactics, strategy, vision

White House |  Bush aide Karl Rove looks to build a majority that will last

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Media annoyed

Politics |  Let it not be said that liberal journalists attack only Republicans: Election postmortems lash Democrats ... for losing

Dispatches

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Quick Takes

It's all over the place "It's all good." That slogan is everywhere, with the three words having become one of America's pet beaten-to-death catch phrases. The…

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Quotables

If you want the money, you pick it up. Cathy Harris, cashier at a 7-Eleven in Charlottesville, Va., to a robber who demanded money from Ms. Harris's cash…

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Busted burial box That limestone burial box some scholars believe is the oldest archaeological link to Jesus ("James's box," Nov. 2) was badly damaged in…

Reviews

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Top Albums

Notable CDs |  The Top 5 CDs for the week ending Nov. 2, according to Billboard magazine

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Culture |  Elvis deserves serious consideration

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Scholarly lies

Culture |  Emory University upholds objective truth and ousts an anti-gun history professor for his phony research

Notebook

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Flash Traffic

Flash Traffic |  Political Buzz from Washington

Voices

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CEOs in the mirror

The path chosen by the most successful will remind you of the Gospels

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Mailbag

Vols to the polls Bob Jones writes that state budget crises amount to a "no-win situation for GOP incumbents" ("No room for error," Oct. 19). It can become…

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Incident at 10th and Ludlow

Catching a glimpse at some unholy secrets

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Blocking and tackling

The GOP, supported by Christian conservative voters, can hit hard

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