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Beyond cheerleading

Beyond cheerleading

Cover Story | Some liberals and neoconservatives are pushing for elections in Egypt and elsewhere, but democracy without religious liberty will merely lead to a different tyranny

Leadership in a vacuum

Leadership in a vacuum

Cover Story Sidebar | Egypt's protest movement has made a strong push for big changes, but demonstrators can't answer the obvious next question: Who can lead us?

Illegal vacancy

Illegal vacancy

Cover Story Sidebar | With a key religious freedom leadership post vacant for two years, despite a law requiring it, the U.S. government is unprepared to deal with the issue in Egypt and around the world

Keeping the lid on

Keeping the lid on

Cover Story Sidebar | Egyptian Christians are watchful about life post-Mubarak

In this issue: "After the revolution," Feb. 26, 2011

Features

Uttermost parts
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Uttermost parts

Kenya |  Humble work in remote reaches of Africa is growing despite many obstacles

Opposing counsel
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Opposing counsel

Healthcare |  A promising lawsuit against Obamacare has brought Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli-and his Madisonian outlook-into the public eye

Preferential treatment
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Preferential treatment

Education |  Education secretary Arne Duncan has a record for allowing some school choice, just not for all

Aid in action
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Aid in action

Haiti |  In Haiti the labor is plentiful but the harvests are few. What kinds of programs work toward long-term change?

Dispatches

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

In a pickle With their budget too busted to buy road salt, Bergen County, N.J., authorities have come up with a briny solution to keep the county's roads…

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Human Race

Named President Barack Obama named 12 new members for his advisory council for the Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships Office the first week of…

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Quotables

"98.83 percent." The share of South Sudanese voters who chose for the region to separate from the north, according to official referendum results. South Sudan…

Design flaw?
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Design flaw?

A fired NASA employee says he was let go because of his belief in intelligent design

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Looking Ahead

Cigar festival Cubans will be lighting up in Havana for the world-renowned Habanos Cigar Festival on Feb. 21. Despite the difficulties of traveling to Cuba,

Haiti elections
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Haiti elections

and other news briefs

Remembering captives
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Remembering captives

Afghan Christians linger in jail

Reviews

Loving the lost
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Loving the lost

Movies |  Another Year isn't interested in justice, but mercy

The Company Men
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The Company Men

Movies |  Like all good recession films, The Company Men includes the requisite shots of desolate cubicles, empty shipyards, and gutted factories. But the camera lingers…

Gnomeo and Juliet
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Gnomeo and Juliet

Movies |  On fair Verona Street in the town of Stratford-Upon-Avon, two garden gnome households, both alike in plaster dignity, play out a tale as old as star cross'd…

Biutiful
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Biutiful

Movies |  Biutiful , the new film from writer/director Alejandro González Iñárritu (Babel), deftly explores the connection between beauty and horror in this world.

Words of the world
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Words of the world

Music |  Hurtsmile continues a trend toward profanity in Christian music

Mad mom
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Mad mom

Books |  'Tiger mother' Amy Chua turns a good thing, childhood success, into an idol

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Notable books

Notable Books |  Four books that examine origins reviewed by Marvin Olasky

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Notable CDs

Notable CDs |  Five new rock and pop releases reviewed by Arsenio Orteza

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Box Office Top 10

Movies |  For the weekend of Feb. 4-6, according to Box Office Mojo

No easy answers
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No easy answers

Q&A |  Chuck Colson says conservatives should move beyond political illusions

Notebook

Fertility or fidelity?
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Fertility or fidelity?

Religion |  Alarmist video highlights Muslim growth, but 'Christians' may be their own worst enemies

Network news
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Network news

Technology |  Users and bloggers celebrate Verizon's iPhone announcement

Church Inc.
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Church Inc.

Houses of God |  Oildale, Calif.

Where's your name?
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Where's your name?

Lifestyle |  Website shows the frequency of family names in various countries, states, and counties

War on execution drugs
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War on execution drugs

Science |  Death penalty opponents effectively blacklist sodium thiopental

Dotes & goats
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Dotes & goats

Sports |  The best and worst from both on and off the field at this year's Super Bowl

Picking up steam
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Picking up steam

Money |  Wall Street looks to a long-awaited recovery

Voices

Curious case of Raymond Davis
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Curious case of Raymond Davis

It's the wrong time for backdoor diplomacy in the Muslim world

Peace at what price?
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Peace at what price?

The years of calm in Egypt have had a cost that we should have been discussing

No left turn
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No left turn

Young evangelicals are pro-life, not pro-liberal

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Mailbag

Letters from our readers

Here I stand, or do I?
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Here I stand, or do I?

Liberal writer tries to make the case for an autonomous Bonhoeffer

Superlative song
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Superlative song

Scripture has a powerful response for those who think that God dislikes romance

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