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Newsweek Bring up Levi Johnston's Playgirl spread and watch the conversation go from politics to pornography.
Newsweek Heated Rivalries of the Decade Number 9: Facebook vs. MySpace. Which rivalry is Number 1?
Newsweek On June 21, reporter Maziar Bahari was rousted out of bed and taken to Tehran's notorious Evin prison—accused of being a spy for the CIA, MI6, Mossad…and NEWSWEEK. This is the story of his captivity—and of an Iran whose rampant paranoia underpins an ever more fractured regime.
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Newsweek Why recent events point to a potentially worrying radicalization of disaffected American Muslims.
Newsweek When conventional wisdom about sensitive health issues is turned on its head seemingly overnight, is there any surprise that women are upset and angry? Why Women Reject the Mammogram Recommendations.
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Why many American women are resolutely rejecting the new mammogram recommendations, despite mixed reaction in the medical community.
Newsweek Two fathers of fallen soldiers say their sons' deaths are grim reminders that our strategies in Afghanistan have failed.
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Two fathers of fallen soldiers weigh in on the war.
Newsweek Health Care's latest number: $849 billion ($85 million per year). The Iraq War so far has cost us $125 billion a year.
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Kids in noisy environments hear enough
words that they learn to communicate, but they miss out on the
additional language necessary to master the more sophisticated nuances
of phonics, vocabulary, and structure.
Newsweek Brian Williams writes about the 'indispensable' Jon Stewart and Gail Collins pens an ode to Hillary in this list of 10 people who shaped the way we think.
Newsweek Our entire health-care system is filled with complex moral choices. We shouldn't make our health-care debate about just one.
Newsweek Shifty-Eye Exercise Can Boost Creativity: It may not inspire you to write the great American novel, but--who knows?--it might just get you to come up with that killer idea at the office.
Newsweek The little-known Senate procedure of holds is getting worse and muddling day-to-day governance. It's a power that's at the expense of effective government and common sense.
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The obscure Senate procedure that is getting in the way of governance.
