The Bush administration is reviewing its Iraq policy in 2007, but a longer-range dilemma looms: Are problems in American culture making the international war on terror harder to win?
Enemy at Home author Dinesh D'Souza and WORLD's Marvin Olasky, author of The Religions Next Door, debate how far Muslims and Christians can go to form alliances
Mark Bergin | Some Muslim taxi drivers want government support for their objection to hauling alcohol
Julie Bilbro | Muslim public-relations group takes its case to America's libraries
Tim Graham | The history of terrorism against Americans and U.S.
Marvin Olasky |
Marvin Olasky |
Marvin Olasky |
Marvin Olasky |
Marvin Olasky |
