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Breaking News - Former Canes defenseman Aaron Ward announces retirement

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Breaking News More Stories Aaron Ward announces retirement Former Canes defenseman Aaron Ward, a veteran of more than 13 NHL seasons and a three-time Stanley Cup winner, announced his retirement from the NHL today through the NHL Players Association. Updated Aug. 24, 2010 12:01 PM | Full Story
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Opinion Today: Irrational Exuberance Comes Home

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Living Rooms Irrational Exuberance Comes Home By JAYNE MERKEL The building boom of the last 20 years produced some great architecture among the glitz. ADVERTISEMENT Truth and Conspiracy in the Catskills By STANLEY FISH Unbelievable! Some conspiracy theories are closer to home than one might think. Room for Debate Can Flood Aid Weaken the Taliban in Pakistan? By THE EDITORS Or is it more likely that extremist groups will capitalize on the chaos created by the floods? Bloggingheads The Radicalization Threat Adam Serwer of The American Prospect and Eli Lake of The Washington Times debate the danger of radicalization of American Muslims. ADVERTISEMENT Get home delivery of The New York Times for as low as $3.15 a week.

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The King's College Taps Apologist Dinesh D'Souza as President A Christian liberal arts college that has been supported by Campus Crusade for Christ for over a decade has named renowned apologist Dinesh D'Souza as its new president, according to an announcement Monday. Latest headlines U.S. 'Back to Church Sunday' Campaign Surpasses 1.2M Invites Hundreds Rally Against 'Sharia Mosque' Near Ground Zero Muslim Men Attack Somali Church Leader in Ethiopia Survey: 2 in 3 Say Religion Losing Influence on American Life Study: Non-Profit CEOs See Boosts in Salaries   Columns Why Conservative Evangelicals Should Thank God for Clark Pinnock Cartoon Take the Plunge! Daily QT When You Don't Know What to Pray Advertisement   Lesbian Minister Heads to Church Court Again A retired Presbyterian minister is facing trial Tuesday morning for performing same-sex ceremonies in California. This is the second time the Rev. Jane Adams Spahr, a lesbian activist, has gone to court over violation of church law. Church Worship Is A Big Deal, Part 4 Today I continue with my series of posts on corporate worship. Ministries Theologian Awakens Christians to Reality of Spiritual Warfare Spiritual warfare is a reality and Christians must realize they have an enemy, exhorted a prominent theologian over the weekend. Education Judge Blocks Obama's Embryonic Stem Cell Research Policy A federal judge on Monday blocked President Obama's embryonic stem cell research policy, concluding that it violates a ban on federal funds being used in the destruction of human embryos. Society Bishop T.D. Jakes Takes on Hollywood with New Film Bishop T.D. Jakes is attempting to change the "Hollywood machine" – what has at times been considered a "tool of the devil" by Christians – into a platform to potentially reach millions of unchurched with Christian messages. Culture Christendom Is Over in the West, Says Christian College Head The new principal of International Christian College says the end of Christendom is the biggest challenge facing the church in the West. World

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