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Nasrallah Under Pressure
- War with Israel made Hizballah's chief an Arab idol, but things are about to get a lot trickier
- Analysis: What Makes Lebanon Skeptical about the Peace
- Israel: Countdown to the Ceasefire
Risk: How Much Are We Willing to Take?
- We should be feeling safer right now. British officials appear to have foiled a plot to blow up as many as 10 U.S.-bound passenger jets with liquid explosives hidden in carry-on luggage. Then why did it feel so bad?
- Background: Inside the Airline Terror Investigation
- Related: Fears of an Airport Bomb-Squad Chief
Ron Suskind: How to Stay One Step Ahead
- The jihadists' tactics aren't mysterious. We just need help on the ground
- Related: Why do so many British Muslims turn to violence?
- Related: Why Muslims in the U.S. aren't as attracted to jihad as those in Europe
Hope for Uganda's Child Soldiers?
- An end may finally be near for the East African rebellion that forced thousands of abducted children to take part in a brutal campaign of terror
- Background: Uganda's Lost Youth
The Segway Riddle
- Dean Kamen's inventive vehicle failed to change the world. Now he's back for a second act
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Refugees stream back to southern Lebanon Comatose Sharon's health worsens Gates: Women key to fighting AIDSHot Topics
Technology
The 50 Coolest Websites From arts to shopping, from time wasters to time savers, TIME picks its annual list of the 50 coolest sites And: 25 Sites We Can't Live Without
Education
Who Needs Harvard? Competition for the Ivies is as fierce as ever, but kids who look beyond the famous schools may be the smartest applicants of all Guide: Finding the College That Fits Related: How VIPs Get In Talk Back: Submit questions to MIT Dean of Admissions Marilee Jones
Sports
Coach K Gets Down to Business Duke's corporate coach has a turnaround project: USA Basketball
Analysis & Opinions
In The Arena Joe Klein
Three Cheers for Triangulation Pundits on both the left and right are drawing all the wrong lessons from Lieberman's defeat
Personal Politics Ana Marie Cox
The Ana Log Cynthia McKinney sings, Tucker Carlson gets ready to dance, and Condi Rice gives a questionable lesson in Chinese
The Doctor's View
Before You Pop That Pill Are you freaked out by the insert that comes with your medication? Here's what you really need to know about those warnings, as well as other pill-related issues
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We should be feeling safer right now. British officials appear to have foiled a plot to blow up as many as 10 U.S.-bound passenger jets with liquid explosives hidden in carry-on luggage. Then why did it feel so bad? - Why Harold Ford Has a Shot
The G.O.P.'s weakness creates a chance in the Tennessee senate race for a certain kind of Democrat - The New Tactics of Immigration Enforcement
Authorities are targeting some employers the same way they go after drug dealers. But advocates say it does little to solve the problem of illegal workers in the U.S. - Vail's Wind Ambition
The Colorado resort company is buying into expensive wind power, but will it pay off?
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- Such Lovely Lads
Why do so many young British Muslims turn to violence against the land where they were raised? - Pre-Emptive Strike
Chaos spreads as an alleged plot to blow up airliners is revealed - The Birth and Rebirth of Shenzhen
Once the sweatshop of the world, Shenzhen?like China as a whole?must reinvent itself for a new era - India's Storm in a Cola Cup
Environmentalists claim the Indian government isn't doing enough to regulate the soft-drink industry—and Coke and Pepsi come under attack over pesticides
- SCIENCE & HEALTH
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- How to Pack a Lunch
Parents assume the lunch they make is healthier than the one served at school, but the Canadian Institutes of Health Research found that the typical lunch box is a nutritional nightmare, filled with sugar, salt and saturated fat. Here's how to do better - The Unraveling of String Theory
Two new books argue that the hottest idea in physics is just a passing fad - The Graying of AIDS
The growing number of senior Americans living with HIV is facing a generation of doctors and scientists unprepared for their singular problems - A Nurse's View from Malawi
As more and more medical staffers leave to take jobs in other countries, one nurse explains why he stays
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A foiled plot to blow up U.S.-bound planes with liquid explosives puts airports on high alert - Billions of Bullets
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