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The Slave in the Garage

The Slave in the Garage

Sold by her parents and smuggled into the U.S., one young girl did a family's dirty work for two years. And then help arrived.

By Mary A. Fischer in Reader's Digest - May 2008

Breaking the Silence

Breaking the Silence

One woman is risking her life to speak the truth about radical Islam.

By Kerry Howley in Reader's Digest - December 2006

Michelle Obama Interview: Her Father's Daughter

Michelle Obama Interview: Her Father's Daughter

The wife of Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama and her mother talk about her childhood, family, the campaign and more.

Melinda Henneberger in Reader's Digest - October 2008

Outrageous: Worst of America

Outrageous: Worst of America

There are plenty of people to blame for our current economic woes. Here, the miscreants who deserve special recognition.

By Michael Crowley in Reader's Digest - July 2009

Outrageous: We're Done with Greed

Outrageous: We're Done with Greed

Leaders on Wall Street and in Washington have let us down. Here's what we can do about it.

By Michael Crowley in Reader's Digest - June 2009

Cindy McCain Interview: A Hero's Heart

Cindy McCain Interview: A Hero's Heart

The wife of Republican presidential nominee John McCain opens up about her family, the campaign, her humanitarian work and overcoming tough times.

By Melinda Henneberger in Reader's Digest - October 2008

Voice of Courage

During troubled times, FDR found a new way to talk to a nation.

By Jonathan Alter, in "The Defining Moment" in Reader's Digest - May 2006

They Never Said That!

They Never Said That!

Are you guilty of spreading counterfeit quotes? Read on for some whoppers—and beware graduation speakers.

By Carl M. Cannon in Reader's Digest - June 2009

Immigration Solutions for America

It's not about coming to America. It's about becoming an American

By William Beaman in Reader's Digest - October 2006

American Weapons in the Hands of the Taliban

American Weapons in the Hands of the Taliban

Our allies in Pakistan and Afghanistan are using our money to pad their pockets—or worse, giving it to terrorists.

By Michael Crowley

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