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Where were you when JFK was shot? Three more remembrances of 1963

by The Editors

Cover Story | Charles Colson Founder, Prison Fellowship Former aide to President Nixon While serving as administrative assistant to a senior senator from Massachusetts, Charles Colson got to know well the state's junior senator, John Kennedy. "I found him charming, engaging, bright, and a very effective politician," Mr. Colson said. "While I didn't vote for him, I considered him something of a friend." On Nov. 22, 1963, Mr. Colson was in a clothing store in Boston being fitted for a new suit when

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11/22/63: A day that changed America

Cover Story | COVER STORY: A young European journalist remembers the day of JFK's assassination, the odd fascination with finding "the real killer," and the loss of innocence that continues today

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In this issue: "The Kennedy Assassination," Nov. 22, 2003

Features

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'No regrets'

by Joe Maxwell

National |  TEN COMMANDMENTS: Moore removed, but not from the public eye

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Not so easy as ABC

by Priya Abraham

National |  AIDS: Abstinence emphasis in the Bush AIDS plan survives Congress, but will it carry the day among African leaders?

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Metal and mettle

by Mindy Belz

National |  ECONOMICS: President Bush played politics with steel tariffs, got slapped down, and now faces retaliation from Europe. With a real war going on, can he afford…

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Except for "the chopping off of hands," Bremer is fine with Shariah

by The Editors

International |  Beyond economics and security, coalition administrator L. Paul Bremer doesn't seem to have focused readily on the emerging Iraqi constitution. That is…

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The growing pains of freedom

International |  POSTWAR IRAQ: Shuttled between Baghdad and the White House, rebuilding between attacks, and dodging bullets, coalition administrator Paul Bremer insists-and…

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Dispatches

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Quick Takes

Unfinished business Two Finnish would-be bank robbers-who ended up willing to settle for a loan-were nonetheless sentenced to jail this month, while a third…

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Blogwatch

by The Editors

Lie and load Do North Korea's and Iran's dictators have better timing than Iraq's did? Catfish and Cod (catfishncod.blogspot.com) recounted Saddam Hussein's…

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The Buzz

by The Editors

saudi bomb Last week's death toll in the war on terror claimed more non-Americans than U.S. lives as shadow forces targeted vulnerable U.S. allies in the…

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Quotables

I have no comment. I don't do comedy. U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) on reports that liberal humorist Al Franken (see p. 38) is considering a run against…

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Reviews

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They're not kidding

Culture |  FEATURE: Three best-selling liberal authors have come up with a clever tactic: Use humor to shield hate, cynicism, and unsupported accusations. Those who…

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Spiritual capitalism

by Gene Edward Veith

Culture |  Faith, economics, and freedom are connected, and we're running a deficit

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Culture Beat

by Gene Edward Veith

Culture |  ESPN goes edgy "All sports, all the time" was the formula ESPN followed to make it one of the most successful of all cable channels. Today, the company, now…

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Voices

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'It's not you, it's me, OK?'

by Andrée Seu

The cartoonish character of pro-abortion thinking

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Blogging on

by Joel Belz

WORLD's new blogsite: A chance to join Marvin Olasky in his editorial "catbird seat"

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Ring worms

by Marvin Olasky

The "passion for the inner ring" turns bold Washington outsiders into corrupt insiders

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