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NO ES FACIL: IT'S NOT EASY

Cover Story | It's downright difficult living in poverty under a brutal dictator's thumb, but an army of compassionate Americans could help churches better the lives of poor Cubans

Stone cold

Cover Story | Stone cold

In this issue: "Why the long face, Fidel?," May 1, 2004

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God or mammon?

National |  RELIGION: African archbishops call U.S. Episcopalians to "repent and come back" or walk away entirely; meanwhile, they won't accept funding from apostates

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Religion

National |  Religion

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Technology

National |  Technology

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Business

National |  Business

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The end is near

National |  ABORTION TRIAL: As judges hear closing arguments in the partial-birth abortion trials, abortion-industry lawyers hold fast to their reality-denying legal…

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Cricket wars

International |  INDIAN ELECTIONS: Sweet victory over rival Pakistan in cricket-crazy India may bolster the ruling party's political hopes

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Iran's Iraq war

International |  WAR ON TERROR: Not-so-secret support for Iraqi radicals is a gambit that, for now, is paying off in violence and chaos

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Supreme Court or Supreme Commander?

National |  LAW: In a trio of historic, end-of-term cases, the Supreme Court will decide the legal limits on how the war on terror is waged in criminal courts

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Bush: Give us the tools to finish the job

National |  National

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The UN's money trail

International |  UNITED NATIONS: International body's Iraqi Oil for Food deal is finally under the microscope, but can the UN police itself?

Dispatches

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Mailbag

Mailbag

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The Buzz

The Buzz

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QuickTakes

QuickTakes

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Blog Watch

Blog Watch

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Quotables

Quotables

Reviews

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Peace talk

Culture |  Does the United States have a culture capable of winning a war against committed Islamists?

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Culture

Culture |  Culture

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Best-selling Books

Culture |  Best-selling Books

Voices

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Back breakers

Islam and the American media are two troublesome monkeys that won't get off President Bush's back

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Both sides of the coin

Can we overcome poverty's envy and affluence's indifference?

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Helping without hurting

A compassionate conservative approach to Castro's Cuba

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