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9 chart-topping hits that stirred controversy
In Depth 'Rich Men North of Richmond' and 'Try That in a Small Town' are the latest musical hits to generate cultural furor
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Controversy of the week
feature The Jena Six: Is Jim Crow alive and well in Louisiana?
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feature Iraq: It's in the GOP's hands—for now
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Hillary Clinton: Are her opponents sexist bullies?
feature Remember when being a woman was considered a liability in a presidential candidate? said Clarence Page in the Chicago Tribune. Following last week
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Giuliani: Will his past come back to haunt him?
feature With old friends like Bernie Kerik, said Joe Mathews in the Los Angeles Times, Rudy Giuliani may not need political enemies. The real problem for Giuliani, said Mary Jacoby in The Wall Street Journal, is that Kerik
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Controversy of the Week
feature It was “the most critical three-day period in the Republican presidential race so far,” said Byron York in National Review Online, but when it was over, the GOP still didn’t have a clear front-runner. But after all the “wooing” and posturing, said Linda F
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Evangelicals: A schism in the Republican base
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feature Subsidized health care: How poor is needy?
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Obama’s second term: Has he lost his ‘juice’?
feature Is the president already a lame duck, or is he biding his time to become a “catalyst for change” at the right moment?
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Tea Party rebellion: Is America still fighting the Civil War?
feature The philosophical and demographic gulf between the two parties has become a chasm, making compromise almost impossible.
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