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FAREED ZAKARIA
The Economic Bright Side
In spite of all the bad news, there is a silver lining
In spite of all the bad...
Matt Mahurin for Newsweek
Oct. 20, 2008 issue
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SHARON BEGLEY
Ready, Aim, Fire!
The science of attack politics
The science of attack politics
Victor Juhasz for Newsweek
Oct. 20, 2008 issue
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MICHAEL HIRSH
Fixing It
How McCain and Obama see the economic crisis
How McCain and Obama see the...
Charles Ommanney / Getty Images for Newsweek
Oct. 20, 2008 issue
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DANIEL GROSS
Fear Factor
Panic in a downturn is a form of social contagion
Panic in a downturn is a...
Matt Mahurin for Newsweek
Oct. 20, 2008 issue
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MOVIES
A Sympathetic Picture
Oliver Stone's 'W.' is a surprisingly fair film
Oliver Stone's 'W.' is a surprisingly...
Tim Palen
Oct. 20, 2008 issue
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THE WEALTHY
Upper East Sliders
Feeling the sting of downturn on Park Avenue
Feeling the sting of downturn on...
Lauren Burke / Getty Images
Oct. 20, 2008 issue
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CAMPAIGN 2008
Obama opens a double-digit lead in new NEWSWEEK poll
SOCIETY
Laramie Resident Reflects On Shepard Anniversary
CULTURE
Can Britain still be Britain without its pubs?
BOOKS
Everything you need to know about literature's most misunderstood girl, including her real name
REVIEW
Little in this movie to love and almost no reason to care
BOOKS
A writer discovers the master potter in his past.
FLORIDA
Obama was trailing, but Palin may hurt McCain.
BOOKS
John le Carre's 'A Most Wanted Man' seethes with anger at the West, but where it most needs energy, in its characters, it falls short.
INTERNATIONAL
The start of the first U.S. strategic command marks a policy shift toward lighter military involvement on the continent.
WOMEN & LEADERSHIP
What America's smartest women say about Sarah Palin
PHOTOS
Wall Street's problems have captured the attention of Congress, the White House and the media. But on the country's Main Streets ordinary folks are wondering if anyone is paying attention to them. A look at how Americans are coping with the economic crisis.
WOMEN & LEADERSHIP
Ten extraordinary women talk about pursuing their passions with a determined sense of purpose, often because their life experiences gave them a unique perspective. They're scientists, entrepreneurs, artists and even an Olympian—inspirations all.
Tech and Business
As a teacher, I face many stereotypes about my job. But I wouldn't trade my career for any other.