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News and analysis from Newsweek's global network of correspondents and columnists
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Huckabee on the Lessons of His Campaign for GOP
The former GOP candidate on McCain, conservatives, and whether he wants to be Veep
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Huckabee on the Lessons of His Campaign for GOP
The former GOP candidate on McCain, conservatives, and whether he wants to be Veep
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My Turn: How a Spinal Injury United My Family
A car accident left me in danger of being paralyzed. A good surgeon, and a return home to my supportive family, got me standing straight again.
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Technology: Carl Icahn?s Battle for Yahoo
Ten reasons why Carl Icahn wants to take over the company
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Clift: Edwards, Obama and Working-Class White Men
Can Edwards help Obama connect with a crucial demographic?
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The Politics of Gay Marriage in Campaign 2008
Why gay marriage won't pack such a punch in Campaign 2008.
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Girls Gone Mild
'Sex and the City' is back at last! But those Manolo heels may be the sharpest things about it.
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Could Obama Do Better Than Expected in Kentucky?
Could Obama do better than expected in Kentucky?
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Starr: Blame Stern for Mayo Mess
You can't blame the NBA if former USC basketball star O. J. Mayo proves to be a bad apple. But the league does bear some responsibility for the scandal surrounding him.
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Iraq's Chalabi Loses Post Over Ties to Iran
Is Iraqi double-dealer Ahmad Chalabi gone for good? Don't bet on it.
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Travel: Backpackers Forgo European Vacations
A weaker dollar and high airfares are keeping backpackers away.
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As His 200th Birthday Looms, the Lincoln Industry Cranks
Lincoln's bicentennial will be packed with books, exhibitions, debates, contests and a Spielberg movie.
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America?s Decline Is Largely Self-Inflicted
America bears much of the blame for its waning global clout.
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Travel: Making the Most of Your Vacation Dollar
Are high gas prices killing the family road trip?
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Threatened polar bears and global warming
The 'threatened' label helps, but polar bears face a difficult future.
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Does John Edwards's Endorsement Matter?
Weighing the impact of Obama's newest ally.
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China Earthquake: Digging Out Dujiangyan?s Dead
In quake-stricken China, residents are returning to traditional rituals to mourn the dead. An on-scene report from Dujiangyan.
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Careers: Employers Coping With Office Romances
Attention couples: prepare to sign a 'love contract.'
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Fineman: Obama and the Politics of Race
Obama, the white vote and a venerable American argument.
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Publishing: Books for Teens Are a Bright Spot
The book business may be flat, but there's at least one bright spot: the booming sales of books for teens--and no, it's not all Harry Potter.
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