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A country up for grabs

Myanmar’s military toppled the civilian government. Now the country’s diverse population is banding together in protest

Facing the algorithms

As police turn to facial recognition technology to identify suspects and solve cases, critics worry about privacy and false accusations

To police or not to police?

In Los Angeles, “defunding the police” led to disbanding a unit specially designed to help with homelessness

Voter migration

Donald Trump made gains among some Hispanic voters in 2020. Will the GOP continue the trend?

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Is there no tomorrow?

Americans are enjoying the fruit of a soaring stock market and rising incomes as they go on one of history's biggest consumption binges.

Between malls & martyrs

Today's teens are more affluent and less rebellious; are they more open to the gospel than past generations?

TV grieve-a-thon an embarrassment

Unprofessional JFK Jr.

After the bomb

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Confused The Dept. of Justice and Dept. of Education video Healing the Hate is getting the victims confused with the perpetrators ("Dept. of Reeducation," June 26). It is Christian students...

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Millennium on our mind

WORLD's July 31 millennium issue is now history, but we're not quite done discussing Life magazine's list of the top 100 events of the millennium. As WORLD editor Marvin Olasky has pointed out (se...

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Woodstock nation

The summer of peace & love Woodstock '99 was supposed to be about "Peace, Love, and Music," but it ended with fire, mayhem, and rioting. Instead of Jimi Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, and Jan...

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Music: Keeping the faith?

With 1979's Into the Music, Van Morrison made a musical profession of faith so eloquent that echoes of it still resound in his music. Hearing them can sometimes be difficult, mainly because Mr. Mo...

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Midwest sizzles, death toll approaches 70 Can't stand the heat Power companies struggled to keep the electricity flowing to residential customers stuck in a Midwest midsummer heat wave, but ...