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Pope Benedict XVI travels to Jordan and Israel on an eight-day visit to the Middle East.
Although the first family worshiped at St. John's Episcopal Church in Northwest Washington on Easter Sunday, President Obama is still a man without a permanent church. As he tries to find one, African American pastors say, he is weighing many issues.
Tel Aviv celebrates its centennial this year, its role in the nation changed from point of arrival for emigres to notorious party town and cultural and financial hub.
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In a Terrifying Instant in Car 1079, Lives Became Forever Intertwined: A chaplain from Walter Reed. A doctor from Walter Reed. The owner of a new hair salon. An architect. On a Metro train, in one terrifying instant and its aftermath, their lives became forever intertwined. This is their story. (Post, June 28, 2009)
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