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INTERNATIONAL
Blood On the Border
In Juarez, drug violence overwhelms the government
In Juarez, drug violence overwhelms the...
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November 29, 2008
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DANIEL GROSS
The World's Worst Banker?
With so many candidates, it's difficult to choose
With so many candidates, it's difficult...
Illustration: Getty Images
December 2, 2008
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THE FUTURE OF ENERGY
Don't Count On Magic
Al Gore on coal, carbon, and the danger of illusion
Al Gore on coal, carbon, and...
Cristina Quicler / AFP-Getty Images
November 29, 2008
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INTERNATIONAL
Sharks In the Water
Solving Somalia's piracy problem
Solving Somalia's piracy problem
Jason R. Zalasky / U.S. Navy via AP
November 29, 2008
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TERROR IN INDIA
Mutual Mistrust
Can India and Pakistan learn to cooperate?
Can India and Pakistan learn to...
Rajanish Kakade / AP
December 1, 2008
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TRANSITION
The Real Security Challenge
What Obama's team needs to understand
What Obama's team needs to...
Photos: AP
December 1, 2008
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NEWSTWEET
TERROR
The horrific attacks in Mumbai should be a call to arms for the region.
BUSINESS
Distilling the Big Three into a single player could save Detroit.
THE BIG IDEA
Bush made personal allegiance a threshold test. The result was a surfeit of reliable hacks and outright incompetents.
INTERNATIONAL
Life in Juárez, where drug violence has created the equivalent of a failed state on our doorstep.
INTERNATIONAL
Unity on the continent is a dream that's still within reach, says official.
MOVIES
'Valkyrie' and a new generation of Hollywood Holocaust movies
FIRST LADIES
BUSINESS
Obama's new team is heavy with Rubinistas, but nobody's perfect—even, it turns out, Rubin.
GLOBAL AGENDA
GLOBAL AGENDA
GLOBAL AGENDA
GLOBAL AGENDA
GLOBAL AGENDA
HOLIDAY PREVIEW
In 'Doubt,' faith is put to a wrenching test of wills.
HOLIDAY PREVIEW
'Seven Pounds' is about a man searching for salvation. The man who plays him is searching, too.
HOLIDAY PREVIEW
Kate, Leo and Kathy Bates, in 'Revolutionary Road.'
REVIEW
Gus Van Sant's film a potent mixture of sweetness and chutzpah.
REVIEW
Baz Luhrmann's 'Australia' borrows from everybody and everywhere. And that's OK.
India
The Mumbai attacks have given India's Hindu right-wing opposition a boost ahead of upcoming elections.
ATTACK ON MUMBAI
Despite the bloodshed, India's confidence is already shining through.
BY THE NUMBERS
Hot apple cider and spiked hot chocolate might hit the spot this time of year, but watch out for skyrocketing calorie counts.
MUMBAI ATTACKS
The horrific attacks in Mumbai should be a call to arms for the region.
THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
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
Rank the World's Power Players
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.
MY TURN
More ham than hamstring, I have run more than 10,000 miles in my life. Try not to look so surprised.
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