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Heartland security

Heartland security

Cover Story | Middle America is a target, too, but don't try telling that to New York and Washington

In this issue: "Mayberry no more," July 29, 2006

Features

Hezbollah havoc
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Hezbollah havoc

Middle East |  Israelis and Lebanese want the militant group disarmed, but how now?

Primary interests
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Primary interests

Politics |  Georgians reject Ralph Reed as other states gear up for high-profile votes

Time for a (multi) party
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Time for a (multi) party

Africa |  Congolese voters prepare for polls after decades of dictatorship, civil war, and devastation

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Addicted to the streets

Homelessness |  With temperatures over 100 degrees here last week, many among the capital's estimated 10,000 homeless individuals rode for hours on free, air-conditioned…

Childproof
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Childproof

China |  The effects of Beijing's one-child policy are different in urban and rural areas, but the entire country is feeling the weight of a generation-long mistake

Dispatches

The Buzz
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The Buzz

The latest on this week's biggest stories

The return of anti-Semitism
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The return of anti-Semitism

Try this experiment in fanaticism

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Oddball occurrences

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Quotables

Memorable things they said

Reviews

Rough neighborhood
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Rough neighborhood

Movies |  Morbid Monster House squanders some very good elements by pandering

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Three's a crowd

Movies |  You, Me and Dupree defends marriage but still has fatal flaws

Call of the wild
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Call of the wild

Movies |  Documentary film looks at unusual coach and a motivated team

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Bestselling CDs

Notable CDs |  The five bestselling albums in Europe according to Billboard magazine

Notebook

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Crooks in suits

Money |  Study shows that businessmen are television's favorite bad guys

Bad news Bonds
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Bad news Bonds

Sports |  Already under a cloud of scandal, San Francisco slugger Barry Bonds may face tax evasion and perjury charges

Voices

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Syntax matters

Does the pursuit of "balance" misshape the truth?

Deliver us from chaos
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Deliver us from chaos

And from a PR campaign to purge the Kansas Board of Education

God in the shower
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God in the shower

The perfection of God's Word is not boiled down but running over

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Mailbag

Letters from our readers

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