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Nuke nightmare

Nuke nightmare

Cover Story | Recent news from Iran renews old fears and shows that the threat of nuclear attack just won't go away

In this issue: "Nuke nightmare," Feb. 25, 2006

Features

Junk science
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Junk science

Education |  Ohio school board caves to legal threats, dumps critical teaching on evolution

Mob mandate
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Mob mandate

Haiti |  Evidence of election fraud sets off violent pro-Preval protests in Port-au-Prince, but protesters turn jubilant with surprise victory

Welfare reform plus
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Welfare reform plus

Politics |  States win a new day to reduce caseloads, help poor families

Red light, green light
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Red light, green light

Environment |  Global warming initiative highlights evangelical gridlock

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Shake, rattle & toll

Government |  Big or small, federal disaster relief can be disastrous for communities

Dispatches

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Rider beware A Philadelphia bus driver turned his road rage inward-toward his own riders. Pestered by a woman who complained about missing her stop,

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Quotables

"Even if I might be willing to go to Iraq right now, somebody else's life hangs in the balance." Elizabeth Vargas of ABC's World News Tonight, discussing how…

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Virginia real

James Webb-Annapolis grad, decorated Marine, Vietnam vet-is an American every American ought to admire. He's a talented writer: Born Fighting: How the

The Buzz
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The Buzz

IRAN International weapons inspectors found themselves shut out of much of the Natanz nuclear facility as Iranian scientists successfully restarted four…

Reviews

Curious George
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Curious George

Movies |  The story itself is kept very sweet and very simple, although the film features expanded characters and a more detailed plot than any of George's previous…

Firewall
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Firewall

Movies |  Harrison Ford isn't too old for action films, but the plot here is far too familiar

The Pink Panther
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The Pink Panther

Movies |  The real purpose of this movie is sheer, non-stop, slapstick comedy and Steve Martin delivers

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Noteworthy CDs

Notable CDs |  Five noteworthy Gospel Music Association Awards nominees

Notebook

Fueling speculation
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Fueling speculation

Money |  Strong supplies and weakened demand caused gasoline futures to tumble more than 30 cents a gallon recently

Skating on thin ice
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Skating on thin ice

Sports |  A sports betting ring allegedly has close ties to the NHL and star Wayne Gretzky

Beleaguered bishops
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Beleaguered bishops

Religion |  ECUSA's first openly gay bishop checks into alcoholism treatment center

Voices

Head-spinning solution
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Head-spinning solution

Congress tries to fix a broken Medicaid by going after gifts to charity

The Bible and black history
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The Bible and black history

Scripture has always played a key role in African-American culture

The older woman
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The older woman

On being a fruitful tree in "late autumn"

A marriage proposal
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A marriage proposal

Welfare reformers are starting to ask the right questions

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Mailbag

Inspired I am sure that every Christian in America was deeply shocked when the news reported the Auca Indian massacre. I still have Olive Fleming Liefeld's…

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