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'Holes in our national trust'

'Holes in our national trust'

Cover Story | As disappointment with government grows, once-safe Democratic seats turn precarious in the campaign's final days

In this issue: "At the wire," Nov. 6, 2010

Features

Tea Party triumph?
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Tea Party triumph?

Politics |  Senate leader Harry Reid wanted a race against Sharron Angle. But Tea Party activism, plus disdain for Reid, is making the Nevada Senate race a very close one

Lessons from Haiti
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Lessons from Haiti

Haiti |  Controversy at an American-supported ministry offers a cautionary tale for Christians who want to help a devastated nation

Global south rising
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Global south rising

Religion |  Testimony from North Korean highlights Third Lausanne Congress and emphasis on Asian, African, and Latin American church

Energy and anger
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Energy and anger

Politics |  Cap and trade is becoming a hot issue in places like New Mexico, with voter wrath aimed at House members who supported the scheme

Minority report
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Minority report

Politics |  Rep. Joseph Cao is a minority in the GOP and in his Democratic hometown of New Orleans-and one of the few incumbents who might miss the Republican wave

Drastic measures
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Drastic measures

Politics |  Election Day isn't only about the candidates; voters in several states will also decide the outcome of contentious ballot proposals

Dispatches

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Human Race

Resigned Washington, D.C.'s public schools chancellor Michelle Rhee, 40, announced Oct. 13 she would resign at the end of October following three years of…

Riots against reality
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Riots against reality

French workers and students rail against the government's modest attempts to bring a dangerous deficit under control

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Looking Ahead

Marathon Day? Legend has it that on Oct. 31, 2,500 years ago, a runner named Pheidippides raced about 25 miles from the battle site of Marathon to Athens to…

Prosecutor on trial
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Prosecutor on trial

And other news briefs

Diversity debate
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Diversity debate

German chancellor's remarks highlight concerns about multiculturalism in Europe

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Quotables

"The whole world knows that the Zionists are going to disappear." Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, during a state visit to Lebanon's border with Israel,

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Man bites dog Roderick Lewis may be facing jail time, but he can take solace in the fact that his assault on a police dog fulfilled many a headline writer's…

Reviews

<em>Hereafter</em> thought
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Hereafter thought

Movies |  Clint Eastwood's engaging film about the supernatural ultimately falls flat

Red
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Red

Movies |  Award-winning material this film is not, but as a reasonably entertaining two-hour diversion with a group of old pros, it hits the mark

Conviction
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Conviction

Movies |  Hilary Swank's portrayal of Betty Anne is likely to win her another Oscar nod

Freud's Last Session
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Freud's Last Session

Theater |  Freud vs. Lewis, now playing in a theater next to Central Park

Three big cheers
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Three big cheers

Books |  Grudem, Kengor, and a team of historians produce important books

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Notable books

Notable Books |  Four Christian novels reviewed by Susan Olasky

A bigger wave
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A bigger wave

Campaign 2010 |  Former Rep. Dick Armey says the 2010 election will have more lasting effects than the 1994 'tsunami' because this time it's about ideas

Pop interludes
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Pop interludes

Music |  Highbrow musicians do justice to songs that may surprise their fans

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Notable CDs

Notable CDs |  Five new classical and jazz releases reviewed by Arsenio Orteza

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Box Office Top 10

Movies |  For the weekend of Oct. 15-17, according to Box Office Mojo

Notebook

Hit or miss
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Hit or miss

Sports |  The NFL's quest for safety clashes head-on with the culture of the almighty hit

Makers and shakers
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Makers and shakers

Lifestyle |  A growing do-it-yourself movement takes old crafting techniques and gives them a new twist

Print to fit
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Print to fit

Technology |  3D technology allows companies to 'print' everything from jewelry to prosthetic limbs

Ready to eat?
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Ready to eat?

Science |  As genetically modified fish gain FDA approval, critics are pushing for labels

Church of the Good Shepherd
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Church of the Good Shepherd

Houses of God |  New Zealand

Mortgage debacle
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Mortgage debacle

Money |  States react to news that lenders may have mishandled hundreds of thousands of foreclosures

Voices

Infected by arrogance
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Infected by arrogance

Campaign 2010 |  On the eve of an important election, both parties could use a lesson in modesty

Fighting eisegesis
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Fighting eisegesis

Campaign 2010 |  Meeting the challenge of this crucial election and the ones to come

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Mailbag

Letters from our readers

My Frank Wolf moment
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My Frank Wolf moment

A congressman vividly describes the slide of the culture-and the church

Overcoming evil
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Overcoming evil

Christians should look for opportunities to say yes as well as no

Eyes on the prize
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Eyes on the prize

Racial reconciliation is too valuable to squander

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