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Updated: 7:58 p.m. ET March 31, 2007

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• When Training Iraqi Troops Turns Deadly

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• Tensions Between Iran, Britain Mount

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• More Letters: 'Don't Worry'

• War In the Words of the Dead

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Arts

• Sally Mann's Photos Still Pack Punch

• Photography: What's the Meaning of 'Family'?

• 'The Dinner Party' Gets a Home

• Books: Jackie Robinson in Depth

• TV Review: How Will 'The Sopranos' End?

• TV: Why I Voted for 'American Idol'

• Richard Rogers on Winning the Pritzker Prize

• New on DVD: Bluegrass Legends in Their Prime

To Your Health

• How One Couple
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• Heart Health: Surprise
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• Study: A Downside to Day Care?

• Tip of the Week: Don't Just Exercise ... Compete!

• Up Close and Edible: Peanut Butter

PERSPECTIVES

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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

3/30 - 31/07

• When Training Iraqi Troops Turns Deadly

• French Nun Says Pope Cured Parkinson's

• Fineman: GOP Stick to Their Guns on Iraq

• Tensions Between Iran, Britain Mount

• Sorority Feud: Delta Zeta Sues DePauw

• Books: Jackie Robinson in Depth

• Commentary: Japan's Shameful Revisionist History

• Sally Mann's Photos Still Pack Punch

• Photography: What's the Meaning of 'Family'?

• 'The Dinner Party' Gets a Home

• Q&A: What Role for Religion in War?

• Afghanistan: A Quiet Corner for U.S. Troops

THURSDAY

3/29/07

• Dickey: Saudi's War of Independence from Washington

• Hirsh: Iran and America, at the Brink

• Up Close and Edible: Peanut Butter

• From Iraq, U.S. Troops Write Home

• U.S.-European Showdown Over CIA Operatives

• Mark Starr's 2007 Baseball Preview

• Q&A: Richard Rogers on Winning the Pritzker Prize

WEDNESDAY

03/28/07

• Review: Apple TV Is Impressive First Effort

• The Oval: Bush's Rough Spring

• How One Couple Lost Weight Together

• TV: Why I Voted for 'American Idol'

• New on DVD: Bluegrass Legends in Their Prime

• Anna Nicole Smith and Human Growth Hormone

• Fineman: Does Early Money Matter in 2008 Race?

• Psychology: Time Only Heals Some Wounds

• U.S. Kids Bombarded By TV Food Ads

• From Dream Home to Foreclosure: One Family's Journey

• A New Wrinkle in Rove's Role in DOJ Scandal

• TV Preview: How Will 'The Sopranos' End?

• Nepal: Hopes for a Tourism Revival

• Reader Forum: Moravcsik's Defense of Europe

• Analysis: How Bad is the Subprime Mess?

TUESDAY

03/27/07

• Is YouTube Losing Its Populist Appeal?

• Alter: Don't Judge the Edwards Family

• From Iraq, U.S. Troops Write Home

• Heart Health: Surprise Findings for Doctors

• 'The Onion' Gets Its Own TV Show

• Humor: Choose Your Own Hillary Positions

• Q&A: Why Soldiers are Deserting the Army

SUNDAY AND MONDAY

3/25 - 26/07

• Study: A Downside to Day Care?

• N. Ireland: Finally, a Pact to Share Power

• iPods Teach Docs to Recognize Heartbeats

• The War in the Words of the Dead

• Tensions High Between White House, Justice

• America's Top 50 Rabbis

Dean Ornish on Diet and Lifestyle

• Why I Disagree With New Diet Study

• Debating ‘South Beach Diet’

• Our Kids Are Too Fat!

• Good Carbs vs. Bad Carbs

• Can Tea Help You Live Longer?

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2006 TOP HIGH SCHOOLS

• Complete List: 1,200 Top U.S. Schools

• What Makes a High School Great?

• Test Wars: Why AP Matters

• Live Talk: Jay Mathews on Rankings

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• The ACT vs. the SAT

• Social-Networking Risks

• Applying: Don't Be Bland

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Magazine Highlights

• On the Ground: Early Report From Iraq Surge

• John Edwards Sticks to His Message

• Can the Saudi King Save the Middle East?

• Is God Real? The Debate Over Religion

• God Debate: Sam Harris vs. Rick Warren

• Marriage & Money: What You Should Know

• Will Smith: Hollywood’s Most Powerful Actor?

• Ansen: ‘The Hoax’ Is Fun, Smart Film

• Girls: Israel’s Racy New PR Strategy

• Thompson Candidacy: No More 'Law & Order'?

• Geico’s Cavemen: Ready for Prime Time?

The Boomer Files

• How Cars Define a Generation

• Trivia Quiz: Autos and Culture

NCAA TOURNAMENT

• Quiz: Test Your Final Four Knowledge

• Basketball Blog: Blowing the Big Games

• A Bid to Legalize Betting on NCAA Basketball

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