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    • Eleanor Clift
      CAPITOL LETTER
      Crawling Through the Wreckage
      Eleanor Clift

      A postmortem on Hillary Clinton, also-ran.

    • Evan Thomas
      THE MILITARY
      Three stars, No B.S.
      Evan Thomas

      A general who didn't peddle the Pentagon's line.

    • TERROR WATCH
      Disorder in the Court
      Michael Isikoff and Mark Hosenball

      Inside the Gitmo arraignment of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.

    • Mark Starr
      STARR GAZING
      NBA Alchemy: Green + Purple = Gold
      Mark Starr

      L.A.-Boston, the league's greatest rivalry, did not begin with Magic and Larry. It ignited long before that duo changed the game.

    • Jonathan Alter
      Between the Lines
      Let the Second-Guessing Begin!
      Jonathan Alter

      Five reasons Obama won. Five reasons Clinton lost. 

    • POLITICS
      A Shared Father
      Patti Davis

      Four years after his death, Ronald Reagan's daughter reflects on how the former president would have felt about the current race for the White House.

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HEALTH MATTERS
Are Kidneys A Commodity?
by Jerry Adler
BETWEEN THE LINES
How We Really Help Ted
by Jonathan Alter
ON SCIENCE
Praise the Humble Dung Beetle
by Sharon Begley
HEALTH MATTERS
Health Care Made Simple
by Mary Carmichael
CAPITOL LETTER
Crawling Through the Wreckage
by Eleanor Clift
FACING FACTS
The Lessons of Rwanda
by Ellis Cose
AMERICAN GEEK
A Search Engine for Black Users
by N'Gai Croal
MODERN FAMILY
Why Only-Children Rule
by Kathleen Deveny
SHADOWLAND
Bush's 10 Commandments
by Christopher Dickey
LIVING POLITICS
Rocky Mountain High
by Howard Fineman
THE SPIRITUAL STATE
Einstein and God
by Marc Gellman
MONEY CULTURE
People Who Buy Glass Houses
by Daniel Gross
MIND MATTERS
Is EF the New IQ?
by Wray Herbert
THE WORLD FROM WASHINGTON
'The Truth Shall Set You Free'
by Michael Hirsh
TERROR WATCH
Disorder in the Court
by Michael Isikoff and Mark Hosenball
HEALTH MATTERS
Who's A Good (Germy) Boy?
by Claudia Kalb
HER BODY
Double Trouble
by Pat Wingert and Barbara Kantrowitz
THE TECHNOLOGIST
How Many Friends Is Too Many?
by Steven Levy
THE VERDICT
The Vote Fraud Bogeyman
by Dahlia Lithwick
ASIA RISING
Locking Down Tibet
by Melinda Liu
RESIDENT EXPERT
The Starbucks Effect
by Daniel McGinn
BELIEF WATCH
The Milquetoast Manifesto
by Lisa Miller
DRIVING FORCES
Assaulted Batteries
by Keith Naughton
HEALTH MATTERS
Doctors Who Kill Themselves
by David Noonan
THE TECHNOLOGIST
The Tears of a Clown
by Jennifer Ordoñez
THE SPECTRUM
A Plan for Overweight Kids
by Dean Ornish M.D.
THE LAST WORD
The Same People
by Anna Quindlen
CAPITAL GAINS
Slicing Up Assets in Advance
by Jane Bryant Quinn
FOOD AND DRINK
Throw It All On The Grill
by Julia Reed
JUDGMENT CALLS
Let's Just Call It 'Cap and Tax'
by Robert J. Samuelson
STARR GAZING
NBA Alchemy: Green + Purple = Gold
by Mark Starr
THE MILITARY
Three stars, No B.S.
by Evan Thomas
THE LAST WORD
Caesaropapism Rampant
by George F. Will
WORLD VIEW
The Only Thing We Have to Fear ...
by Fareed Zakaria
 
 
 
MY TURN HEALTH TRIUMPH
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Lawrence Everett Forbes

A car accident left me in danger of being paralyzed. A good surgeon, and a return home to my supportive family, got me standing straight again.

How I Recovered From a Stroke
Smoke Ring
Sleeping Sickness
Head Games
On Pins and Needles
A New Way to Hear
A Healing Blog
Downsize Me
Living With Arthritis
Living With Crohn's
 
 
 
Blogging '08

The Ruckus: NEWSWEEK's guest bloggers weigh in on the fierce primary battle. In partnership with the Media Bloggers Association.

 
 
 
HEALTH TRIUMPH
David Rompf

Life with Guillain-Barré means muscle weakness, sudden falls and episodic paralysis. Years after my diagnosis, I'm back on two legs again.

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INNOVATION
Andrew Murr

Shutterfly is the little Silicon Valley company that could. It survived the dotcom bust and now competes with two behemoths in the online photo industry.

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CAMPAIGN 2008
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