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Young gun

Young gun

Cover Story | Freshman lawmaker Aaron Schock could be a potent weapon for worn-out GOP

In this issue: "Schock factor," Jan. 31, 2009

Features

Blue Dog comeback?
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Blue Dog comeback?

Politics |  More Democrats in the House means more conservative ones, too. They caved on spending bills last session but look poised to fight in 2009

Breaking out the checkbook
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Breaking out the checkbook

Politics |  Obama's plan for economic stimulus could reshape the nation, but not before several major players have a say

Permanent temporariness
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Permanent temporariness

Middle East |  Civilians on both sides of the Israel-Gaza divide suffer in war

Farewell tour
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Farewell tour

Sudan |  South Sudan president says goodbye to one administration with anxiety about what kind of friend the next will be

No good choices
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No good choices

Afghanistan |  With enemy spies in custody, Capt. Roger Hill faced an impossible situation; the choice he made is costing him his career

Turnabout play
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Turnabout play

Abortion |  At a hearing in Kansas, late-term abortionist George Tiller attempts to put the trial against him on trial

Evangelical shift?
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Evangelical shift?

Religion |  Some younger evangelicals may be taking non-orthodox views on same-sex unions

Activism@home
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Activism@home

Technology |  Online tools are reshaping the way young Americans go about trying to change the world

A caregiver's lifestyle
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A caregiver's lifestyle

Lifestyle/Technology |  Patients are family to health aide Gwen Dickson

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Human Race

Human Race |  OF COUNSEL: Kenneth Starr, the former U.S. Solicitor General who led the investigation into the Clinton/Monica Lewinsky affair, joined forces with Prop 8…

Profound witness
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Profound witness

Charity |  Giving money in tough times says much about Christian security

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Sane reading

Personal Finance |  Some classic works are a good guide through today's financial insanity

Deeper into sin
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Deeper into sin

Radicalism |  A misguided search for meaning led a young radical to the Communist Party in 1972

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Tainted love

Politics |  Is Wall Street money for the presidential inauguration a gift or an investment?

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Looking ahead

Looking Ahead |  News to watch in the weeks to come

Man know not his time
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Man know not his time

Death |  Richard John Neuhaus, 1936-2009

Houses of God
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Houses of God

Houses of God |  Children watch TV at a church in Fraijanes used as a temporary shelter for survivors of a 6.2-magnitude earthquake in Costa Rica that struck in the mountains…

Dispatches

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Quotables

Memorable things they said

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Oddball occurrences

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The Buzz

Need-to-know news

Reviews

Face time
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Face time

Movies |  Hoffman and Thompson shine in Last Chance Harvey

Two weddings and a fight
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Two weddings and a fight

Movies |  Hathaway, Hudson can't rescue Bride Wars

The bright side
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The bright side

Movies |  Is Hollywood moving away from darker films?

Collector of collections
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Collector of collections

Music |  David DeBoor Canfield combines composing, teaching, and a classical record business into one busy career with a central theme

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Sweelinck: Master of the Dutch Renaissance

Music |  Style: Two hours of the organ music of Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck (1562-1621), plus compositions by Byrd, Heinrich Schneidemann, and selections from the…

Shadow wonk
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Shadow wonk

Books |  For author and strategic thinker George Friedman, all geopolitics is inevitable and impersonal

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Notable books

Notable Books |  Four current novels reviewed by Susan Olasky

A faith too saturated?
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A faith too saturated?

Books |  DiIulio would leave the playing field tilted against thoroughly religious charities

Notebook

Passing glory
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Passing glory

Sports |  A straight-edged approach to life has served Colt McCoy well

Voices

Power politics
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Power politics

The tragedy of compassionate conservatism

Traveling mercies
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Traveling mercies

They visit even magazines in transition

Silent betrayal
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Silent betrayal

Public confession may be difficult, but it's half the gospel

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Mailbag

Letters from our readers

The horror, the hope
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The horror, the hope

Africa needs the transforming power of the Holy Spirit

Piles to read
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Piles to read

Young writers and would-be authors provide a lot to sort through

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