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A pro-baby wave

Cover Story | Optimistic signs point to a changing abortion debate

In this issue: "Pro-baby," Jan. 30, 2010

Features

Learning to wait
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Learning to wait

Roe v. Wade |  Denied federal funds, abstinence educators plan their next moves

Long night
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Long night

Earthquake |  With tens of thousands of casualties, Haitians weep and wait for morning

Avoid and conquer
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Avoid and conquer

Politics |  As their leaders plot healthcare moves behind closed doors, many lawmakers are doing their best not to visit constituents

Maine event
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Maine event

Media |  Veteran newsman loses job in wake of state's defeat of gay marriage

Water wars
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Water wars

Economy |  California's San Joaquin Valley puts out one-forth of the country's produce but environmentalists are cutting out farmers-leading to rising food prices and…

Life changes
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Life changes

Roe v. Wade |  Anti-CPC forces alter their tactics, auditors cast a probing eye on Planned Parenthood, and other news on the abortion front

Higher learning?
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Higher learning?

Roe v. Wade |  Catholic colleges have become a training ground for pro-abortion politicians; evangelical colleges are doing better

Eyewitnesses
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Eyewitnesses

Roe v. Wade |  Ultrasound technology is among the reasons that more Americans, especially young Americans, are becoming pro-life

Finding searchers
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Finding searchers

Roe v. Wade |  Pregnancy centers buy Google real estate to reach abortion-minded women

Chemical reaction
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Chemical reaction

Roe v. Wade |  The drug RU486 gives women the option of abortion in privacy-a lonely, painful, devastating privacy

'Look after orphans'
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'Look after orphans'

Roe v. Wade |  Twenty ways to become an adoption-friendly church

Dispatches

Snowed
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Snowed

Environment |  A cold snap in late December and early January puts much of the world-and global warmists-on ice

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Looking Ahead

Looking Ahead |  News to watch in the weeks to come

The Buzz
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The Buzz

Need-to-know news

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Human Race

Human Race |  RELAUNCHED: After James Dobson departs next month from Focus on the Family, he plans to launch a new radio ministry in March. The program, to be called James…

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Quotables

Memorable things they said

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Oddball occurences

Reviews

'An answer to prayer'
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'An answer to prayer'

Movies |  Rebecca St. James talks about moving into acting and her new starring role

Half of a good film
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Half of a good film

Movies |  Sarah's Choice starts well but concludes too simply

Blood and Bible
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Blood and Bible

Movies |  Lacking depth, The Book of Eli becomes a blur of violence

Understanding suffering
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Understanding suffering

Books |  Randy Alcorn explains why evil doesn't disprove the sovereignty of a good God

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Notable books

Notable Books |  Four books about starts and start-overs reviewed by Susan Olasky

Called to a cause
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Called to a cause

Q&A |  The pro-life movement won over Marjorie Dannenfelser, and now she's working to help it win over Congress

Quality standards
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Quality standards

Music |  Connick and Nelson do well with traditional pop favorites

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Notable CDs

Notable CDs |  Four noteworthy Grammy nominees reviewed by Arsenio Orteza

Notebook

Catholic enough
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Catholic enough

Sports |  Notre Dame looks past new coach Brian Kelly's political history

'It all clicked together'
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'It all clicked together'

Lifestyle/Technology |  How one Christian volunteer found herself in the right place at the right time at a crisis pregnancy center in Texas

Houses of God
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Houses of God

Houses of God |  The Golden Lamp church, China's first megachurch, was built to serve nearly 50,000 worshippers in Shanxi province of central China. But that was before…

Less to give
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Less to give

Charity |  The economic recession has meant sharply lower donations to ministries

Voices

Politeness police
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Politeness police

Who made the rule that Brit Hume so publicly broke?

Freedom from fear
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Freedom from fear

Airport security, then and now

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Mailbag

Letters from our readers

Beguiling stories
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Beguiling stories

Good becomes boring and evil becomes romantic in 'hot' fiction

Paine's brain
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Paine's brain

The defeat of Obamacare will require one change of heart

The telltale protests
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The telltale protests

The abortion issue did not die after Roe v. Wade

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