Maziar Bahari's ordeal in Evin Prison
On June 21, NEWSWEEK's Maziar Bahari was rousted out of bed and taken to Tehran's Evin Prison, accused of being a spy. Here's his story of captivity and of an Iran where rampant paranoia underpins a fractured regime.
Why the U.S. can't abandon Afghanistan.
NEWSWEEK's Lally Weymouth talks to India's prime minister about the U.S. war effort, Indo-American relations, and his country's view of China.
The soft bigotry of high expectations
We expect bad behavior from men--on the field and off. When a teenage girl emulates such bad behavior on the soccer field, what does it say about us, if we become disgusted by that?
From Lebron James to the Google guys
The decade of economic highs and lows saw its share of hedge-fund millionaires, but there was also a group of people who tapped into the zeitgeist and profited.
The case against two Chicago men takes a dramatic new turn.
Here is our hat tip to those that have the gift of not making us laugh.
A relationship Obama should nurture.
Women, politics, and the media.
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NEWSWEEK's environmental ranking of America's 500 largest corporations.