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Senate passes temporary government funding

Commission plans to revise debate format

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Report: Pandemic gutted U.S. productivity

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U.S. threatens to close embassy in Baghdad

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Human rights concerns lead to palm oil blockade

Roundups

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Pleading for refugees

Refugees The United States could suspend its resettlement program

Nagorno-Karabakh, again

International Turkey threatens to widen the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the disputed territory

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Louisville police get unexpected support

Sports Basketball greats say Breonna Taylor’s death differs from other cases

Netflix makes the China connection

Culture U.S. senators question the streaming company’s commitment to human rights

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Prosecutor and persecutor

Election | Kamala Harris has a complicated record, but her zeal to support abortion and attack its opponents has been consistent

Following the chain of command

Election | Mike Pence has brought a low-key but active approach to the vice presidency

Jamie Dean

Brawls in the Himalayas

Asia | A deadly border clash between Chinese and Indian troops has put relations between the two most populous countries in the world on a precipice

June Cheng

Falling back with looks at the past

Books | Fall Books: Twenty-five history books and biographies in a trying year

Marvin Olasky

Calling on a fighter to fight

Politics | Most pro-lifers are enthusiastic about President Donald Trump’s record on abortion, but some say he could be—and should be—doing more

Leah Hickman

Journals

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China’s crackdowns: From Tibet to Inner Mongolia

Snapshots of China To understand what’s happening to ethnic minorities in Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia, look to Tibet

Death on the streets and on the screen

Metro Minute Murder and cancer deaths are real. So is resurrection

“Become like little children”

Sophia's World A pastor ministering to migrants in Mexico sees the wisdom of children’s faith

Protester disputes Metaxas account of RNC altercation

Dean's List And a strange campaign season enters its next phase

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9.30.20 Washington Wednesday, World Tour, and the mindset of debt

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A conversation with Larry Crabb

This week, hear Warren Smith's conversation with best-selling author and one of the elder statesmen in the field of Christian psychology in this country, Dr. Larry Crabb.