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Looking for Mr. Right
- Conservatives aren't very happy about the leading G.O.P. contenders for President. So they're beating the bushes for a candidate they can love
- Washington Memo: Old Tactics, New Team
Maliki's Last Stand?
- The prime minister makes a new call to curb violence, but Iraqis' patience with him and his government is wearing thin
What a Surge Really Means
- Can a couple more divisions in Iraq make a difference? Or is Bush's idea too little, too late?
- William Kristol: There Is a Way Forward in Iraq
- Related: Skepticism from the Military
- Congress: Democrats Attack Surge Option
Where Does Negroponte Leave Intelligence?
- The director's surprising move to the State Department raises new questions about much-needed reforms in the spy community
- Background: Behind Negroponte's Move
- Profile: Bush's New Intelligence Czar
Teacher Support for the Duke Players
- Now that rape charges have been dropped, some faculty members are expressing regret over what some saw as bias against their own students
- Background: New Twists in the Duke Case
The Winter of Discontented Cows
- In the wake of Colorado's huge snowfall, a desperate struggle to save the state’s cattle may be on the verge of failure, portending economic catastrophe
- Archive: The Big Blizzard of 1949
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- Classroom Politics: Should Teachers Endorse a Candidate?
A battle is brewing in New York state over just how far teachers can go in influencing students' political views - Postcard from Galveston
Hurricane Ike has come and gone, but the rotting debris remains, virtually untouched. The enormous task of picking up where the storm left off - Cheney Heart Problems Cause Event Cancel
Vice President Dick Cheney experienced an abnormal heart rhythm and canceled his campaign event in Illinois - Nancy Reagan Hospitalized; Broken Pelvis
Former first lady Nancy Reagan is hospitalized in Los Angeles with a broken pelvis following a fall at her home last week
- WORLD
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- Thai-Cambodian Border Spat Heats Up
A gun battle near a historic temple reawakens an ancient emmity - Booing the Marsellaise: A French Soccer Scandal
A handful of soccer fans booing La Marseillaise sends the political class into a lather. That, of course, is exactly what the boo-boys hoped to do - Iraq Revisits Budget After Oil Price Drop
A steep drop in the price of oil may force Iraq to scale back its $79 billion budget for 2009, the Finance Ministry said Wednesday - The Arms Trade Booms Amid Global Economic Woes
A trial in Paris and pirates off the Horn of Africa highlight a persistent and worsening problem
- SCIENCE & HEALTH
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- Fear Factor: This Is Your Brain in an Economic Crisis
Unpredictability stimulates part of the brain, and it's not always a bad thing - Schoolyard Bullying: Which Kids Are Most Vulnerable?
A new study tries to isolate the factors that make children more prone to bullies — and to suggest what parents can do - Russian Spacecraft Docks with Orbital Station
A Russian Soyuz craft carrying an American computer game designer and two crewmates docked with the international space station Tuesday - How Climate Change Will Impact Animals
By creating reserves, researchers have given animals the safehouses they need to thrive. But as climate change encroaches on that territory, they'll need escape routes to survive
- Person of the Year
- You -- Yes, You -- Are TIME's Person of the Year.
You control the Information Age. Welcome to your world - Take the Quiz
How well do you know the history of previous honorees? - Last Year's Choice
Bono, Melinda & Bill Gates
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- The Recession of 1958
Fifty years ago, after 13 years of post-war growth, the U.S. economy hit its first economic downturn since the Depression. In April, 1958, Life Magazine dispatched a team of writers and photographers to cover the story. Here is what they learned. - The Terrible Beauty of the Salt Mine
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