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Behind the veil of 'red state' politics, religious fundamentalists are bringing you to God -- ready or not
A militant movement based on ancient Middle Eastern religious texts threatens to change the way Americans live -- and it's not radical Islam. Christian fundamentalism is a force every bit as revolutionary as Islamic fundamentalism, and it's much closer to taking power.

A Fitting Space for Art - Hamilton's center shows artists whose work spans years, media and subjects

Child Labor - Oliver! runs on the energy of kids' performances

Twilight Star - Mariemont Players recreates the career of a memorable Victorian actress

Out of Border - Ember Swift has been making guerrilla Folk music on her own for the last decade

Locals Only: Cunning Langus - Music, sex and more sex with Langus

Spill It - Through The Past, Tightly

Punk Critic - On his new show, Henry Rollins proves to be a surprisingly intellectual film critic -- with an edge

A Meaningless Assault - The legacy of the B movie is squashed by forgetful Assault on Precinct 13

Couch Potato: Video and DVD - Voyage in Time

Bombs Away - Sake Bomb in East Hyde Park is growing up fast

Bite Me - Brussels sprouts are hot!

Good Weather Gone Bad - The city examines the Great Snow of Christmas '04

Connected Shelters - Innovative technology improves care for the homeless

In My View - We Belong at the Table

Savage Love - How About Three?

Living Out Loud: John's Back - Coming home from Vietnam

Editorial - In a Jam

Sports - Facing the Cold, Hard Facts of NFL Playoff Football

Arts Beat - The Price of Art

Letters - You're the Solution

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