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  Stolen Prescription Drugs How Common Are Heists (18 March 05:02)
How common are stolen prescription drugs, and where does the contraband resurface?
  Proving Age Discrimination Is Harder Than Ever (18 March 04:46)
How a Supreme Court decision is making age discrimination harder than ever to prove.
  Credit Default Swaps Who Wins If The US Goes Bankrupt (18 March 03:13)
Why does anyone buy insurance policies that pay off only if the U.S. goes bankrupt?
  Analyzing Obamas NCAA Basketball Tournament Picks (18 March 01:53)
Analyzing Barack Obama's NCAA tournament bracket.
  Court Hears Challenge to Military Funeral Protests (18 March 12:29)
The Supreme Court takes up the issue of whether hurling antigay invective at a soldier's funeral is protected speech.
  The Worlds Smartest American Idol Fans A Roundtable (17 March 07:41)
Who cares what Simon, Randy, Kara, or Ellen think? We created our own American Idol panel, with four of the smartest judges we could find.
  Why Isnt Obama Leading Financial Reform (16 March 10:41)
Why is Barack Obama leaving his No. 1 job, Wall Street reform, to a single, soon-to-retire senator?
  Regina Benjamin on Childhood Obesity (16 March 06:54)
Regina Benjamin, America's Surgeon General, discusses the difficulty of tackling childhood obesity—and the highest peak of Mount Kilamanjaro.
  America May Truly Be In Decline (16 March 06:49)
Declinists have always projected America's imminent demise. For a change, they're onto something.
  Liberals Five Favorite Republicans (16 March 05:09)
Democrats have broken up with the Olympia Snowes and Christie Whitmans of old. But even in this polarized political moment, there are five Republicans they have learned to love.
  Lawrence Egbert Assisted Suicides New Face (16 March 04:25)
Despite criminal charges in both states, the head of a radical right-to-die insists his work is compassionate and necessary.
  Obamas Out Of Control Health Care Costs (15 March 10:48)
Obama is telling people what they want to hear about health care, not what they need to know.
  Subtle Cervical Cancer Ads Raise Questions (15 March 09:38)
The subtle ads for drug giant Glaxo's new cervical-cancer drugs have people talking.
  Its Chinas World Were Just Living in It (13 March 09:42)
The middle kingdom is rewriting the rules on trade, technology, currency, climate—you name it.
  Behind the GOP Commitment to America (13 March 09:36)
Sixteen years after the Gingrich revolution, Rep. Kevin McCarthy is concocting his own multipoint plan to win over America and take back the House.
  TV Review Who Do You Think You Are (13 March 04:14)
'Who Do You Think You Are?' NBC's new geneaology-themed reality show, dredges up details about celebrity's ancestors. How race casts a gruesome shadow on the results.
  Michelle Obama Why Im Fighting Childhood Obesity (13 March 04:06)
How we can empower parents, schools, and the community to battle childhood obesity.
  How to Tackle the Childhood Obesity Epidemic (13 March 04:06)
American innovations in food, transportation, and technology are threatening to supersize us all.
  How Pediatricians Can Fight Childhood Obesity (13 March 04:06)
Doctors must do more to help patients battle the bulge.
  Tantawi May Have Been Moderate But He Was Ignored (13 March 03:29)
In death as in life, Westerners overestimate the influence and importance of Egyptian cleric Mohammad Sayyid Tantawi.
  Conan OBrien Tour Convenience Charge Too High (13 March 02:05)
An open letter to Conan O'Brien.
  Five Ways Obama Can be More Like Reagan (13 March 12:29)
President Obama has said he wants to emulate Reagan's political success. Here's how he can.
  The Dangerous Quest for Deepwater Oil (12 March 10:30)
Miles below the ocean floor lies enough oil to power the U.S. for more than a decade—and perhaps our best shot at energy independence.
  Russias Only Way to Stay Relevant Play the Pest (12 March 08:30)
Russia's new diplomatic strategy is cheap and counterproductive. But playing the pest is the only way for Moscow to claim relevance.
  Is New York the Most Corrupt State (12 March 06:34)
Don't blame David Paterson—he's just doing what New York politicians always have.
  Is South Carolina the Most Corrupt State (12 March 05:11)
South Carolina: We've got Mark Sanford and Joe Wilson. And don't even get us started on history.
  Does South Carolina Have the Most Embarrassing Government (12 March 05:11)
South Carolina: We've got Mark Sanford and Joe Wilson. And don't even get us started on history.
  Is Illinois the Most Corrupt State (12 March 04:48)
It's practically mandatory to indict governors in the Land of Lincoln.
  The Swamps of Jersey (12 March 04:44)
The Garden State's real bosses—bootleggers, cross-dressers, organ traffickers—put Tony Soprano to shame.
  Cose Politics is No Excuse for Bigotry (12 March 04:09)
Antigay policies can be attributed to populist, even democratic, politics, but that does not absolve their perpetrators of bigotry.
  Is Rhode Island the Most Corrupt State (12 March 04:00)
Rhode Island may have slightly more than 1 million residents, but its politicians have wowed political junkies by blatantly taking bribes in office, working with the mob, and serving jail ti...
  Iraqs Rock Band Hits Hard Times (12 March 03:41)
Life was hard for the Arab world's best-known metal heads. Then they came to America.
  Matt Damons War Film Green Zone Doesnt Ring True (12 March 03:29)
Paul Greengrass's new Iraq film, 'Green Zone,' pays admirable attention to the details of Baghdad. It's the story that's ludicrous.
  Movie Review Remember Me Does It Honor 911 (12 March 03:13)
The new Robert Pattinson movie has an unexpected plot twist. Is it exploitative, or historically important?
  Does Robert Pattinsons Remember Me Exploit National Tragedy (12 March 03:13)
The new Robert Pattinson movie has an unexpected plot twist. Is it exploitative, or historically important?
  Is Louisiana the Most Corrupt State (12 March 03:09)
In Louisiana, the nation's most corrupt state, fraud is just good entertainment.
  Is Ohio the Most Corrupt State (12 March 02:12)
In the Buckeye State, even the reformers are corrupt—and the populist heroes are federal criminals.
  Why Athletes Arent Role Models (12 March 01:50)
Why we should stop worshiping athletes—unless they're on the field.
  What Is a Senate Parliamentarian Anyway (11 March 08:55)
Who is the 'Senate parliamentarian' we've just started hearing about?
  Why Hollywood Tells Troubled Stories About Blacks (11 March 05:50)
Why do all the films about African-Americans tell the same troubled stories?
  How Expensive Will The Obama Health Care Plan Really Be (11 March 05:06)
The bogus Republican claim that Obamacare is a government takeover of one-sixth of the economy.
  Sarkozy and Bruni in Trouble Not So Fast (11 March 02:51)
From tweets to the world's front pages, the tales of infidelity about France's first couple are too good to resist—never mind the facts.
  White House Religion Panel Gets It Right (11 March 01:33)
The White House panel on faith-based initiatives, a middling and contradictory group, kinda sorta got it right on religion and government.
  DC Aims to Increase Female Condom Use (10 March 11:48)
The underutilized contraceptive is making a big comeback thanks to a major grant. But is it enough to stop the spread of HIV?
  NEWSWEEK Debate Can Bad Teachers Change (10 March 11:00)
NEWSWEEK's Evan Thomas and The New York Times' Elizabeth Green discuss whether educators are born or made.
  Educating Elite Hackers and Cybersecurity Experts (10 March 09:54)
Inside the rush to recruit, train, and deploy a new generation of cybersecurity experts to protect and defend our digital borders.
  Does Going Green Make You Less Virtuous (10 March 05:40)
A new study shows that people are more likely to cheat and steal after buying green products.
  T Boone Pickens John Kerry Team on Energy Bill (10 March 04:08)
John Kerry and T. Boone Pickens, once fierce foes, have found a way to work together on energy legislation.
  Why Dems May Do Well in November Elections (09 March 11:51)
Come November, the president and his party may find themselves succeeding most by failing the least.
  Calif Governor Why Brown Will Be the Dem Nominee (09 March 10:52)
In one of the nation's bluest states, why is Jerry Brown the only Democrat running for governor?
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