July 31, 2010
Features:
  • Justice Undone (cover story): The resignation of a civil-rights attorney at the Justice Department sheds light on the administration's refusal to enforce election laws fully. Are some voters more equal than others? [Emily Belz

  • Feeling Crabby: Beyond Tea Partiers, Maryland governor's race shows lifelong Democrats increasingly turned off by incumbents. [Edward Lee Pitts]

  • Arming and Dangerous: As Iran moves toward gaining nuclear weapons, Israel and the United States try to apply brakes. [ Jill Nelson]

  • Scout's Honor: Despite controversies, Boy Scouts turns 100. [Warren Cole Smith]

  • Power Kick: Spain may have won the World Cup, but the unaccountable FIFA was the event's big winner. [Daniel Olasky]

  • Investment Opportunity: Connecting capital with opportunity in the developing world takes job-like patience and ingenuity. [Alisa Harris]

  • Where Are They Now?: More than a decade after we profiled them in WORLD, these compassionate people and groups are going strong. [Marvin Olasky]

Other articles include:
  • Gentle Crusader: The late Robert R. Lavelle personified the Christian worldview [Joel Belz]

  • Middle Bench: Meet the judges who decide 99 percent of appeals cases [Emily Belz]

  • The End of Accomplishment?: With bureaucracy's triumph over excellence, big and important projects have stalled [Janie B. Cheaney]

  • A Desperate Hour: Iraqi Christians need their own emancipation proclamation [Mindy Belz]

  • On God's Provision (lifestyle): Brooklyn pastor Jamison Galt plants a church while planting a family [Susan Olasky]

  • Cell Division (science): While San Francisco passes cell phone ordinance, studies on links to cancer are inconclusive [Daniel James Devine]

  • Unsustainable (money): Investor confidence in servicing U.S. debt could end "abruptly" [Joseph Slife]

  • Moments in Time: Small step by small step, we are all being transformed one way or another [Andrée Seu]

  • A Christian at Carnegie Hall: Once driven and "difficult to love," Leonardo Le San now loves to share his musical gifts [Marvin Olasky]

...and much more!





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