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God's Politics: An Interview With Jim Wallis

The Right has been allowed to hijack faith and moral values, argues the editor of <i>Sojourners</i>. It's high time the Democrats got religion.

Lipstick Jihad: An Interview With Azadeh Moaveni

An Iranian-American journalist discovers a complex, paradoxical Iran.

Selling Women Short: The Battle for Workers' Rights at Wal-mart

Journalist Liza Featherstone on the battle for workers' -- and women's -- rights at Wal-Mart.

Crude Measures: An interview with Peter Maass

The author of <a href="/news/feature/2005/01/12_400.html" target="new">"A Touch of Crude"</a> reflects on the resource curse, the hypocrisy of corporate-driven foreign policy, and the perils of reporting in Equatorial Guinea.

The Difference Door-Knocking Can Make

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