Every week we take our readers to places where news is being made, whether it's the Senate office where Jim Jeffords decided to bolt the Republican Party, a jail cell where a teenage killer has come to realize the horrors he committed or a medical lab where the latest cancer therapy is being developed. But every so often, we devote a special issue to a place we find so compelling that only a dozen or more stories will do the subject justice. So, starting in February, 15 of our journalists began spending time along the 1,952-mile border between the U.S. and...
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