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The gospel according to Pete

Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg speaks often of his religion—but he tailors it to fit his politics, and it focuses on works over faith

Groundhog years in Argentina

Argentina was once one of the richest countries in the world, but an embrace of ever-growing government made it poor

Invisible hands

Anyone can be an author nowadays, but knowing who wrote the book may be a different story

An evil traffic

In the Netherlands, legal prostitution hasn’t turned out the way advocates predicted, and some are fighting to end it

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Deuteronomy duo

Increasingly, Jews and Christians are sharing more than one testament of Holy Scripture.

The era of lots of little government

The president's address included something for everyone

"The strength of America is not in Washington"

Excerpts from J.C.

An answer to prayer

Lawsuit gives school prayer meetings a broader attendance

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His own petard? I read with interest your story of the tactics used by Ken Ham's enemies to silence him and his ministry (&quotCreating controversy," Jan. 25). While I sympathize with t...

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Culture

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Burger chain gives Rodman the boot The Carl's Jr. hamburger chain pulled its TV commercials featuring cross-dressing basketball star Dennis Rodman after the Chicago Bulls rebounding leader ...

Books

This is now

&quotA prophet is not without honor except in his own town&quot--perhaps in his own time as well. Thomas Carlyle was widely acknowledged as the Jeremiah of the Victorian age. He railed aga...

Books

Liberty!

Charles Murray of the American Enterprise Institute has long been one of America's most perceptive and challenging social scientists. Great Britain's leading free-market think tank has issued a vo...

Movies & TV

Something to cry for

Evita is a collaboration between Disney, the parent corporation for Hollywood Pictures; director Alan Parker, known for his MTV style; co-writer Oliver Stone, the historical revisionist; and Madon...

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This Week

Killing the patient A Florida judge became the first state jurist in the nation to support doctor-assisted suicide. In a case sponsored by the ACLU, Circuit Judge Joseph Davis ruled that AI...

Quotables

CBS News! They got any internships open down there? A Suburban Hospital (Bethesda, Md.) ambulance volunteer to CBS television correspondent Eric Engberg, who was being transported to the em...