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COVER STORY
What Would Cheney Do?
Why Obama may find virtue in strong presidential powers
Why Obama may find virtue in...
Illustration: Victor Juhasz for Newsweek
Jan. 19, 2009 issue
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HEALTH
Kidneys for Cars
Organ trafficking: A real and growing problem
Organ trafficking: A real and growing...
Cia De Foto
Jan. 19, 2009 issue
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MIDDLE EAST
Israel's Doves Soar
How Gaza has revived the country's leftists
How Gaza has revived the country's...
Ariel Schalit / AP
Jan. 19, 2009 issue
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THE MADOFF SCANDAL
'Uncle Bernie' and the Jews
The silver lining of an ugly stereotype
The silver lining of an ugly...
Kelly Willens / AP
Jan. 19, 2009 issue
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BUSINESS
China's Edge
A hybrid capitalism still thrives in the downturn
A hybrid capitalism still thrives in...
Andy Wong / AP
Jan. 19, 2009 issue
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RELIGION
The Lost Shepherd
What Ted Haggard's sex scandal ultimately cost him
What Ted Haggard's sex scandal ultimately...
Nora Feller / HBO
Jan. 19, 2009 issue
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INTERVIEW
Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni says Israel is intent on teaching the Islamists of Hamas a lesson in Gaza.
MIDDLE EAST
A ceasefire would only be the beginning. Nothing can be achieved in Gaza if moderates aren't given a reason to choose talk over terror.
THE FUTURE OF ENERGY
Electric cars are cheaper and faster than any hybrid on the market, says Shai Agassi.
IDEAS
Researchers seeking the true meaning of wisdom look to the Greeks, ant colonies and ... Sylvia Miles?
SOCIETY & THE ARTS
Film studios are looking to 3-D to revive the industry the way sound and color once did.
Q&A
CANCER
Thanks to the efforts of a relentless neurosurgeon, we may be closer to understanding what causes one of the most deadly cancers.
HEALTH CARE
When it comes to sex, drugs and junk food (among other things), patients don't always tell their doctors the truth. But not 'fessing up can have serious health consequences.
POLITICS
Who is the man who refused to certify Gov. Rod Blagojevich's appointee to the U.S. Senate? Meet Jesse White.
MIDEAST
With Hamas under siege, secular Fatah mulls its next move.
POLITICS
Excerpt: An exclusive chat with Obama, May 2008
MEDIA
A "surprise" loss for 2008 reflects a company that can't stanch its gaping wounds.
CRIME
The arrest of a beauty queen shows how narcoculture infiltrates all of Mexican society.
TAKING OVER
Winning is half the battle. A history of bumpy transitions.
MY TURN
After a senseless act of violence in our church, we did not give in to anger. We sought a better way.
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