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No way out

No way out

Cover Story | Three years and 300,000 deaths later, the world seems no closer to a solution in Sudan. "Haven't the people of Darfur already suffered enough?"

In this issue: "No way out," May 13, 2006

Features

Defining immigration
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Defining immigration

Politics |  Evangelical leaders want to come to terms with differences over guest workers and amnesty

Nipped in the butt
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Nipped in the butt

Regulation |  Smoking bans take aim at Big Tobacco but often hit the little guy

Under the radar
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Under the radar

Politics |  Gay-rights groups are quietly but aggressively advancing their agenda

Alliance and defiance
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Alliance and defiance

Israel |  Creating a coalition with an enemy within your borders is a tall order for incoming Prime Minister Ehud Olmert

Beyond Hallmark
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Beyond Hallmark

Family |  For those caring for an elderly or infirm mom, every day is Mother's Day

Dispatches

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Oddball occurences

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"$95.2 million" The selling price last week for Pablo Picasso's "Dora Maar au chat"-according to the auction house Sotheby's. The winning bid, which came from…

Above the law?
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Above the law?

Legal scholars and commentators are asking if the New York Times violated U.S. espionage laws

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The Buzz

The latest news on the week's biggest stories

Reviews

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Bestselling CDs

Notable CDs |  Five bestselling rock albums, according to the Friday Morning Quarterback

United 93
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United 93

Movies |  Although rated R, this film is about as good a recounting of the Sept. 11 events as one could have hoped for from Hollywood

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Akeelah and the Bee

Movies |  An 11-year-old inner-city black girl throws herself into the National Spelling Bee competition

Notebook

Know when to walk away
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Know when to walk away

Sports |  John Daly says he lost between $50 million and $60 million to a gambling habit that spun out of control over a dozen years

Better off French?
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Better off French?

Money |  If the discussion is about material well-being, the United States is difficult to match

Voices

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When mothers become children

It's now one foot, now the other

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Mailbag

Letters from our readers

Confessing our weaknesses
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Confessing our weaknesses

Time to admit Christian education has its problems, too

Gas attack
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Gas attack

Prices at the pump are painful, but be careful in choosing a cure

To a young mother
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To a young mother

Don't try to change him; look instead to Him

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