Murder or Exhaustion in Iraq?
In a politically sensitive trial, an American soldier pleads sleeplessness and overwork in the death of an Iraqi man who breached his squad's hideout
Obama's Weekend to Win
Democrats in four states are casting ballots this weekend, and the Illinois senator is likely to increase his delegate lead
Sarkozy's Honeymoon: Fini!
Whether it's his public love life or or his economic policies, French voters seem to be souring on their new president
Turkey at Odds over Headscarf Ban
A move to lift a ban on young women students wearing headscarves at universities has renewed the battle between secularists and the government
The 25 Most Important Films on Race
In honor of Black History Month, TIME critic Richard Corliss reflects on 25 defining works over nearly a century of cinema that broke down the walls of intolerance on the big screen
Cartoons of the Week
Christians Wrong About Heaven, says Bishop
Mexico Tries to Help Deportees
McCain's Conservative Courtship
Depressed? Don't Go to the Mall
Friendster Moves to Asia
New Charges of Gitmo Torture
Jews and the Vatican: A New Clash
Is Facebook the Future of Search?
Baghdad's Stock Market Goes Modern
