Who Owns That Prayer?
By DAVID VAN BIEMAViewpoint: Once upon a time, religious art and literature belonged to only one Author. Nowadays, however, ego (or royalties) may trump piety
Obama's Brandenburg Concerto
The candidate wants to speak in front of Berlin's most dramatic prop. Romesh Ratnesar explains why Germans are hesitant
The Week in Politics
The candidates are taking it easy in the heat of summer. But their surrogates aren't making it easy for them to relax
Chess-Boxing Hits it Big
The curious combination of mental and physical battles is growing in popularity, both as a teaching tool in the U.S. and a bloody pro sport in Europe
Libertarians: A (Not So) Lunatic Fringe
They are antiwar and pro-gun, against the income tax and in favor of legalizing drugs. But the Libertarians' freedom agenda isn't kooky — it's transforming America's political landscape
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Swampland
The last time I saw Tony, and it wasn't so long ago, he was his typical upbeat, funny, vigorous self. He fought a hard and brave fight, and will be missed.
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