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Pickled Pickering

Pickled Pickering

Cover Story | Are those who forget history doomed to repeat it? As senators and their staffs prepare for warfare over judicial nominees, an exclusive inside look at what's likely in the fire next time

On the block

Cover Story Sidebar | Janice Rogers Brown, Richard Griffin, David McKeague, William G. Myers, Priscilla Owen, William Pryor, and Henry Saad all have something in common. As potential federal judges, they are so unpopular among Senate Democrats that the party has orchestrated an unprecedented filibuster against them. Christian organizations like the Family Research Council have rallied behind the nominees, charging Democrats with boycotting judges who have shown an allegiance to faith. "Judicial philosophy is

In this issue: "Senate wars over judges," May 14, 2005

Features

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Soft on Saudis

Persecution |  Saudis arrest 40 Christians but get all-clear from the Bush administration

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The new pro-choice

Abortion |  Democrats for Life may be gaining some traction in their party

Lost and found
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Lost and found

Environment |  Reports of a famous bird's demise were greatly exaggerated

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Three strikes rule

Sports |  Baseball is starting to sound serious about combating steroid use

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Star Wars buildup

Culture |  Intense fans line up ahead of an intense blockbuster opening

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Resisting labels

Interview |  Ron Sider speaks on abortion, health care, poverty, and calls for Democrats to move to the center on social issues

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Papa of pop

Charity |  Music star Steven Curtis Chapman promotes adoption on tour

Dispatches

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The Buzz

White House President Bush joined evangelical leaders and others in the East Room of the White House on May 5, launching the 53rd annual National Day of…

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Quick Takes

'Burrito Boy' A burrito gigante caused quite a scare at Marshall Middle School in Clovis, N.M. When a middle-school boy was seen on April 26 carrying in an…

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100 days, Part II

President Bush has an extraordinary record of achievement to begin his second term, and he's only getting started

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Quotables

"We told them we didn't want to see it again." Teenager Josh Long, who was lost at sea with a friend for six days without food or fresh water, on what he told…

Reviews

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Bestselling books

Notable Books |  The five bestselling hardback nonfiction books as of May 2

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Movies |  This movie captures some of the book's easy-going goofiness, but relies too much on action to move the plot forward

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Look at Me

Movies |  Director Agnès Jaoui turns our expectations on their head, both in character and plot development

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The end of the Star Trek mission

Television |  UPN is canceling Star Trek: Enterprise, the fifth series in the franchise

Notebook

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Jetsons future

Business |  For robots and flying cars, the future is now

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Clear the air

Technology |  Major tech companies want country to switch from analog to digital television signals sooner rather than later

Voices

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Mailbag

Letters, feedback, etc.

Poker and purpose
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Poker and purpose

A job's worth is not defined by what it allows you to do when not working

Mental filibusters
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Mental filibusters

When obsessing over theology becomes a way to avoid obedience

Special delivery
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Special delivery

This magazine is meant to go around the world

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Papal pruning?

A smaller but purer church may actually have more influence

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