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ATTACK ON MUMBAI
Down But Not Out
Despite the bloodshed, India's confidence is already showing
Despite the bloodshed, India's confidence is...
Manpreet Romana / AFP-Getty Images
November 28, 2008
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MOVIES
Nazis on Film
'Valkyrie' and a new generation of Hollywood Holocaust movies
'Valkyrie' and a new generation of...
Newton Thomas Sigel / United Artists
Dec. 8, 2008 issue
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TERROR IN INDIA
An 'Underpoliced' Society
A local counterterrorism expert on India's vulnerabilities
A local counterterrorism expert on India's...
Uriel Sinai / Getty Images
November 28, 2008
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INDIA
The Pakistan Connection
The Mumbai attacks heighten tensions between neighbors
The Mumbai attacks heighten tensions between...
Pedro Ugarte / AFP-Getty Images
November 27, 2008
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PHOTO GALLERY
Perfect Presents
Tip Sheet's annual guide to the best holiday gifts
Tip Sheet's annual guide to the...
November 26, 2008
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INTERNATIONAL
The Mayhem in Mumbai
Making sense of India's terrorist attacks
Making sense of India's terrorist...
AFP-Getty Images
November 26, 2008
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JUSTICE
Osama bin Laden's former driver has gone back to Yemen. But what countries will take the remaining detainees?
SOCIETY
After a shocking online suicide, an expert says that fear of being stigmatized keeps young black men from getting the mental health help they need.
CULTURE
Hunting goes high-tech
BOOKS
Emma Walton Hamilton writes children's books with her mother, Julie Andrews. Now she's written about how to get kids to read.
INTERNATIONAL
Civilians from the eastern Congo tell their stories
THE TRANSITION
But Obama's economics team faces grave challenges ahead
HEALTH
After meeting for years on anonymous and secret Web sites, pro-anorexia groups are now moving to more public forums like Facebook.
HEALTH
Hospitals and patients alike are struggling with unpaid medical bills. A look at the drastic new measures both sides are taking to survive.
Newsweek Exclusive
This is a seven-part in-depth look behind the scenes of the campaign, consisting of exclusive reporting from the McCain and Obama camps assembled by a special team of journalists who were granted year-long access on the condition that none of their findings appear until after Election Day.
THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
TAKING OVER
Winning is half the battle. A history of bumpy transitions.
LEADERSHIP
Rank the World's Power Players
Who rates as the most powerful people on the planet? George Bush? Osama Bin Laden? Bill Gates? Brad, or Angelina? Newsweek is hard at work preparing a special year-end ranking of the 50 politicians, businessmen, thinkers, preachers, scientists and celebs who control how the world works today—in an era in which power is gained and lost at hyperspeed. We want your input.
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