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Border bandits

Border bandits

Cover Story | Illegal immigration may be down, but ranchers and farmers in south Texas say the influx continues and it's becoming more violent and criminal

Going wages

Going wages

Cover Story Sidebar | Employers say the Obama administration's attempt to increase pay for temporary, legal foreign workers will lead to large layoffs

In this issue: "Border bandits," Dec. 3, 2011

Features

Minority report
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Minority report

Libya |  How Libya's new government treats religious and ethnic minorities will be its litmus test of 'democracy'

The generation that will pay
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The generation that will pay

Millennials |  Millennials, frustrated with the nation's debt and spending but juggling babies and law school, are taking action: They're running for Congress

What is a tax increase?
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What is a tax increase?

Politics |  Democrats are dodging a deficit deal, but some Republicans in Congress are willing to raise revenue by closing loopholes for the wealthy in exchange for lower…

Campus conformity
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Campus conformity

Education |  Christian university groups hope the Supreme Court will protect them from rules that sabotage their mission

Dispatches

Italian designers
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Italian designers

In the European debt crisis is perhaps a victory of reality over socialist ideology

Looking Ahead
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Looking Ahead

Private flight to ISS On Nov. 30, SpaceX, a privately owned Space taxi, will launch one of its Falcon rockets from Cape Canaveral to deliver cargo to the…

Getting old
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Getting old

and other news briefs

The big two
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The big two

Campaign 2012 |  Are frontrunners Gingrich and Romney able to overcome major stumbling blocks?

Iran's gamble
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Iran's gamble

Israel 'more and more likely' to strike against Tehran's threatening nuclear arsenal

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Human Race

Convicted A jury convicted Dr. Conrad Murray, 58, of involuntary manslaughter for giving the powerful anesthetic Propofol to Michael Jackson, resulting in the…

Quotables
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Quotables

"It's been a tough year." Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin, who on Nov. 9 declared a state of emergency for 20 counties because of earthquakes, tornados, and severe…

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Moving violations Three men charged with theft in the Poltava region of Ukraine would have a hard time returning to the scenes of their crimes. That's because…

Reviews

Sharp eyes
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Sharp eyes

Movies |  October Baby is the product of Christian filmmakers who have honed their craft

Melancholia
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Melancholia

Movies |  The opening images of this film are beautiful and terrifying in a way that reminds the viewer why we have movie theaters

Immortals
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Immortals

Movies |  The storyline is often inexplicably mystical with characters coming and going without much explanation of their motives

The Greening of Whitney Brown
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The Greening of Whitney Brown

Movies |  This PG movie has a good message about what it means to be a friend

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Box Office Top 10

Movies |  For the weekend of Nov. 11-13 according to Box Office Mojo

Treadmill complexities
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Treadmill complexities

Books |  Beyond a black-and-white reading of American history

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Notable Books

Notable Books |  Four memoirs

Christian patriot
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Christian patriot

Q&A |  Patrick Henry, says biographer Thomas Kidd, would not be surprised by today's runaway federal government

'Tis the season
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'Tis the season

Music |  This year's Christmas albums-from Bieber to Bublé

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Notable CDs

Notable CDs |  Five classical, ambient, and electronic new releases

Notebook

Harmonic convergence
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Harmonic convergence

Lifestyle |  Writers, artists, and harmonica enthusiasts latch on to the Occupy Wall Street brand

Green in the red
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Green in the red

Technology |  Another taxpayer-backed energy company goes bankrupt

Rare rare earths
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Rare rare earths

Science |  U.S. mining companies are treading on the Chinese monopoly

ChristChurch Cathedral
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ChristChurch Cathedral

Houses of God |  Christchurch, New Zealand

Judging JoePa
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Judging JoePa

Sports |  Legendary Penn State coach faces moral outrage, but residual support signals that sports is king

Signs of life
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Signs of life

Money |  Despite problems in Europe, the U.S. economy may be starting to heal

On the job
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On the job

Religion |  A somewhat humbled Harold Camping continues to look at the Bible as a code to crack

Voices

Slingshot victories
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Slingshot victories

Whatever the outlook for journalism's Goliaths, the future for WORLD looks bright

The optimist club
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The optimist club

Christians have an unshakable reason to hope even as anxieties about America grow

Get serious
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Get serious

Campaign 2012 |  The GOP presidential contenders appear stuck in a carnival midway of their making

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Mailbag

Letters from our readers

Fighting the good fight
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Fighting the good fight

It's in life's miniscule events that we meet our match

Window of opportunity
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Window of opportunity

Will Libya ever return to its roots and embrace religious liberty?

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