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...make it, you have no one to blame but yourself") is deeply encoded in our national self-understanding--and even upon other religions, once they have spent a few generations here. "Catholics for choice?" Snorts John Fonte, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute. "That's Protestantism." Not quite, but it is proof that whatever its institutional trend, Protestantism's influence will live on. --With reporting by Broward Liston/Orlando
DIED. VIRGINIA GREY, 87, ubiquitous Hollywood supporting actress who made her film debut as Little Eva in Uncle Tom's Cabin in 1927 and went on to co-star with everyone from Johnny Weissmuller in Tarzan's New York Adventure to Rock Hudson in All That Heaven Allows; in Los Angeles...
...kind in France, the case could inspire spin-offs. "The consequences could be absolutely catastrophic for the recorded-music business," Universal's lawyer said. Not everyone agrees, but it's likely that other disgruntled artists (are you listening, Prince?) will try to follow Hallyday's lead. - By Lee Hudson Teslik Small Setbacks California's Nanosys, a bellwether of the infant nanotechnology sector, called off its initial public offering, citing "adverse market conditions." Despite not having any marketable products, the firm had hoped to raise more than $100 million. And ahead of its own IPO, Google admitted it may have breached...
...time Kerry and Edwards sat down for an interview with TIME on Friday morning--in a cluttered conference room along the Hudson River piers where they had just raked in $2.2 million from exultant New Yorkers in back-to-back fund raisers--their romance had blossomed to the point where they were finishing each other's answers and sounding as though this was always meant to be. Kerry described a connection of two former adversaries who came to realize they "really understood each other"; Edwards talked of "a powerful and growing trust between...
...course, what matters more than anything else is which of these groups actually shows up at the polls on Election Day. "Orthodox Catholics are really motivated," says Deal Hudson, a conservative Catholic activist who publishes the magazine Crisis and who is close to the White House. "There's huge energy at the grass roots against Kerry." Bush, too, has courted conservative Catholics (he paid his third visit to the Pope two weeks ago), who in recent years have largely buried their mistrust of evangelical protestants and fostered political alliances on such issues as abortion and gay marriage...