COGIC tries to patch wounds of apartheid
Manenberg represents the final struggle against apartheid, a struggle not unlike the ones fought in historically disadvantaged neighborhoods in the South.
- Helena curfew pits mayor vs. ACLU
- Small Arkansas town divided over whether safety trumps Constitution
- Bellevue Baptist goes on global 'mission'
- Bellevue has put its members at the center of increasing religious tensions amid allegations of persecution and fraud.
- King Cotton's new empire oceans away
- HIV/AIDS is one of the newest, and most troublesome, business problems for Dunavant Enterprises, the world's leading cotton merchandiser.
- Accused killer Henry Lee Jones on slow path to judgment
- Six years have passed since Ken Walker found his friend's body. Keith Gross was naked and hogtied. His throat had been slashed. "That's the last image I have of him and it's driving me nuts," Walker says. "I can't get it out."
- Blood relatives: Story of Lester Street Killings unfolds
- The violent sibling relationship behind the Lester Street killings
- Sen. Roger Wicker has few equals in the art of tradeoffs
- Despite appearances, campaign contributions and close relationships with lobbyists did not influence earmark decisions, Wicker told the newspaper.
- Buy My Rock!
- South Florida's Jon Jacobs wants to be a millionaire. His business: virtual real estate.
- The Terrorist Who Wasn't
- Hollywood's Manny Ebaid struggles to rebound after the War on Terror made him collateral damage.