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April 9, 2007 issue

PERISCOPE

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

• Conventional Wisdom Watch: Rapsheet Edition

• Rove's Role: New Disclosures

• Giuliani: What Did He Know About Kerik?

• The Gulf: The New Hostage Crisis

• The Military: Out, and On the Lam

• Mormons: With Cheney, Even the Faithful Protest

• Women: The Risks of Opting Out

• BeliefWatch: Islam and Interfaith Marriage

• Kids' TV: Winnie the Pooh, Reloaded

• 'American Idol': The Power of the Brand

• A Life In Books: Dana Gioia

• Verse: Four Poems by Dana Gioia

• Perspectives: Quotes in the News

NATIONAL NEWS

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• John Edwards Sticks to His Message
As John Edwards travels the country, he's sticking to his message—and caring for a sick wife.

• Elizabeth Edwards: Realistic About Her Prognosis

WORLD NEWS

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• Newsweek: Early report from Iraq surge
Hard times feed the insurgency, and the insurgency keeps Iraq in ruins. A report from the front, such as it is.

• Can the Saudi King Save the Middle East?

• Girls: Israel’s racy new PR strategy

BUSINESS

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• Marriage & Money: What You Should Know
Getting hitched? Don't even think of it before you've had 'the talk' with your beloved. No, not that talk. The one about money.

• Expert Advice: Love by the Numbers

• Quinn: The Nasty World of Subprime Credit Cards

• Geico's Cavemen: Ready for Prime Time?

HEALTH

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• Living With Cancer in America

• Lance Armstrong Pushes for Cancer Research

• John Edwards Sticks to His Message

THE BOOMER FILES

• How Cars Define a Generation
From their Beetles to their boxy SUVs, Americans who grew up in the '60s and '70s defined themselves by what they drove.

• Memoir: It Was Love at First Shift

• The Need for Speed

SOCIETY

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• Is God Real? The Debate Over Religion

• God Debate: Sam Harris vs. Rick Warren

TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE

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• Twitter: Is Brevity The Next Big Thing?

• The Human Brain: Marvel or Mess?

• Blogwatch: What's Hot and What's Not

ENTERTAINMENT

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• Will Smith: Hollywood's most powerful actor?
Hanks, Cruise and Gibson used to be the top guns, but not anymore. Meet the new most powerful actor on the planet—Will Smith.

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

• Ansen: 'The Hoax' Is Fun, Smart Film

• Newsmakers: Heath Ledger, Sanjaya

THE TIP SHEET

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• Environment: For a Greener Garden

• The Checklist: Our Picks for the Week Ahead

• Natural Living: Green Cleaning Products

• Wildlife: Advice on 'Solo Baby' Animals

• Hot Dogs: Get 'Em While They're Hot

• Road Test: Shelby GT500

COLUMNISTS

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• Will: The Insanity of College Admissions

• Twitter: Is Brevity The Next Big Thing?

• Quinn: The Nasty World of Subprime Credit Cards

• Zakaria: Why the Iran Sanctions Are Working

MY TURN

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• The Miracle of My Mother's Easter Pies
When my mother died, we weren't expecting a fortune. Then we looked in the back of her freezer.

LETTERS

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• Mail Call: Exercise Might Just Aid What Ails You

• Jon Meacham: The Editor's Desk

• Transcript: Lance Armstrong on Surviving Cancer

• Transcript: When Money and Marriage Mix

How I Live With Cancer

• Living With Cancer in America

• Lance Armstrong Pushes for Cancer Research

• John Edwards Sticks to His Message

• Elizabeth Edwards: Realistic About Her Prognosis

• Clift: Playing the Cancer Card

• Alter: Don't Judge the Edwards Family

• Live Vote: Do you think a cure for cancer will be discovered during your life time?

• Transcript: Lance Armstrong on Surviving Cancer

• More Letters: ‘It Only Took a Second’

• War In the Words of the Dead

• Video: Kids Remember Dad

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NEWSWEEK INTERNATIONAL

• Can Exercise Make You Smarter?

• Thailand Revolts Against Big Pharma

• Is China Winning the PR Game?

• Poverty: Critics Blast Microloans

• Good Life: Natural Hot Springs

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