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DANIEL GROSS
Feeding the Fever Line
Why did Obama's pick to head Treasury spark up the market?
Why did Obama's pick to head...
Alex Wong / Getty Images
November 21, 2008
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ELEANOR CLIFT
The Lieberman Lesson
Obama chooses pragmatism over retribution
Obama chooses pragmatism over retribution
Frank Polich / Getty Images-pool
November 21, 2008
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DANIEL MCGINN
Mortgage Vs. Medicine
One family's struggle to make ends meet
One family's struggle to make ends...
Courtesy Kathleen Annese
November 21, 2008
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MOVIES
Trying to Move On
Michelle Williams talks about life after Heath Ledger
Michelle Williams talks about life after...
Todd Hido for Newsweek
December 1, 2008 issue
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CRIME
The Death of Baby P
Blanket of secrecy surrounds sensational British criminal case
Blanket of secrecy surrounds sensational British...
AP
November 21, 2008
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SOCIETY
Tofu or Not Tofu?
How vegans and their families handle Thanksgiving
How vegans and their families handle...
Adrianna Williams / zefa-Corbis
November 19, 2008
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WORLD XTRA
The purpose of Al Qaeda's latest video message is to get Muslims to hate Barack Obama. It didn't work.
RETAIL
Bargain hunters are headed online again this year. But will they really find cheaper prices?
RETAIL
Despite deep discounts, it's going to be a mean season for holiday shopping.
BY THE NUMBERS
The appetizers at your holiday party might be gone in a flash, but what you dipped into them won't soon disappear from your waistline.
INTERNATIONAL
Somalia's emboldened pirates are a growth industry
FOOD
Will scrambled eggs soon be ethically unacceptable?
THE ECONOMY
Can a pair of professors and their graduate students make the $700 billion bailout work?
INTERNATIONAL
Kenyan men recently released from an Ethiopian jail say U.S. intelligence officials interrogated them.
HEALTH CARE
Now, Mexican medicine. American companies are building hospitals south of the border to serve refugees from an ailing health-care system.
INTERNET
Citysearch was an early online success. Can it survive Web 2.0?
HEALTH
A dessert expert's tips on making holiday treats more healthful.
SOCIETY
At Thanksgiving, vegetarians and vegans object to the menu (and the heckling), while other relatives feel family traditions are being scorned.
NATIONAL AFFAIRS
How to build a flame-proof home
HEALTH
What it's like to work in a flu vaccine factory
CULTURE
Why cities are changing laws to allow backyard poultry farming
U.S. POLITICS
The world rushes to capitalize on Obama's win.
INTERNET
Yahoo's Jerry Yang steps down as CEO.
INTERNATIONAL
China worries about a society at the breaking point
JUSTICE
He should not be stampeded into appeasing his global constituencies on Guantánamo Bay.
ESSAY
This NEWSWEEK editor's wedding has put him in the middle of the culture wars. Now, as he and his spouse wait to see if their marriage is valid, they wonder if history will be on their side.
Newsweek Exclusive
This is a seven-part in-depth look behind the scenes of the campaign, consisting of exclusive reporting from the McCain and Obama camps assembled by a special team of journalists who were granted year-long access on the condition that none of their findings appear until after Election Day.
TAKING OVER
Winning is half the battle. A history of bumpy transitions.
LEADERSHIP
Who rates as the most powerful people on the planet? George Bush? Osama Bin Laden? Bill Gates? Brad, or Angelina? Newsweek is hard at work preparing a special year-end ranking of the 50 politicians, businessmen, thinkers, preachers, scientists and celebs who control how the world works today--in an era in which power is gained and lost at hyperspeed. We want your input.
Conventionally speaking, I'm unhealthy. But perhaps it's time we redefined the word.
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