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Afghanistan: How Well Is the U.S. Really Doing in Kandahar?
The American military has been spinning the Kandahar campaign as a successful one. But maybe because it's no longer the Taliban's fighting season. What might spring bring?
Judging Bush: The Ex-President Begins His Media Blitz
The hardest part of covering the White House is portraying the banality of the human being presiding at the heart of the sprawling executive branch of American government.
Israel Presses for a Tougher U.S. Line on Iran
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says sanctions are not working and urges a 'credible' threat of force against Tehran. President Obama's domestic political woes could play to Netanyahu's advantage
Conan Premiere: On Familiar Ground
So I don't know if you've heard about it, but Conan O'Brien lost a job last January. No, I'm serious!
After the Pension Fight, Can Sarkozy Rebound?
With protests against pension reform flagging, French President Nicolas Sarkozy is looking to mend his relationship with public opinion -- starting with a Cabinet shuffle
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DHS announced new restrictions on air freight Monday. Cargo from Yemen and Somalia will be blocked, and large printer cartridges will be banned from domestic passenger flights and from international passenger flights coming into the U.S. I wrote a news story for the current print and IPad editions of the magazine on the Yemen-based printer [...]
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Top 10 Royals Who Would've Been Terrible On Facebook
Queen Elizabeth II has joined Facebook, and Her Majesty's page has already gotten more than 100,000 "likes." But past monarchs would not have done so well with social networking. TIME takes a look at royals whose Facebook pages would have been disastrous
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former U.S. president, commenting that the overseas opinion of his presidency is irrelevant because he believes that British lives were saved by his approval to waterboard terror suspects
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The War of the Olive Harvest: Palestinians vs. Settlers
In a West Bank village, Israeli settlers claiming historic ownership use an equally ancient technique to hurt their Palestinian neighbors. The battle over olive orchards
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