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Iran Reacts Favorably to the Baker-Hamilton Plan
- While the White House remains wary of the proposal to talk with Iran, Tehran sources tell TIME that the regime believes such talks are in the country's best interest
- Related: Talking to Iran About Iraq
- Analysis: Baker Report Pulls No Punches
A General Returns From Iraq: "I Don't Feel Like I'm Leaving on a High Note"
- In an interview with Time.com, Lt. Gen. Peter Chiarelli, the man in charge of combat operations in Iraq, reflects on the troubled mission
Keeping Russia's Deadly Politics at Home
- Viewpoint: The murder of Alexender Litvinenko demonstrates, once again, how murder has become an accepted part of Russian power struggles. But the West can't — or won't — do much about it
- Related: Bar Takes Center Stage in Investigation
Republican Leaders Escape Sanctions in the Foley Case
- Although a Congressional ethics panel said GOP lawmakers were negligent in monitoring former Rep. Mark Foley, they found that no rules were broken
- Background: Panel Investigates House Officials
The Christian Coalition Fights to Stay Relevant
- An abrupt departure by president Joel Hunter has raised doubts about the conservative group's influence and mandate
- Cover: The Gospel According to Ralph
Airline "Risk Assessment": Defending the Right to Snoop
- Should federal agents know where you sit on an airplane and what kind of meal you order? Homeland Security Chief Michael Chertoff says yes
- Safety: How Much Risk Will We Take?
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- Democrats React Warily to the Baker Report
The Iraq Study Group's strong critique has put the White House on the defensive. So why aren't the Democrats cheering? - How to Bring Our Schools Out of the 20th Century
The world has changed, but the American classroom, for the most part, hasn't. Now educators are starting to look at what must be done to make sure our kids make the grade in the new global economy - A General Returns From Iraq: "I Don't Feel Like I'm Leaving on a High Note"
In an interview with Time.com, Lt. Gen. Peter Chiarelli, the man in charge of combat operations in Iraq, reflects on the troubled mission - Airline "Risk Assessment": Defending the Right to Snoop
Should federal agents know where you sit on an airplane and what kind of meal you order? Homeland Security Chief Michael Chertoff says yes
- WORLD
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- Iran Reacts Favorably to the Baker-Hamilton Plan
While the White House remains wary of the proposal to talk with Iran, Tehran sources tell TIME that the regime believes such talks are in the country's best interest - Keeping Russia's Deadly Politics at Home
Viewpoint: The murder of Alexender Litvinenko demonstrates, once again, how murder has become an accepted part of Russian power struggles. But the West can't — or won't — do much about it - Nigerian Militants Threaten to Keep Hostages 'Indefinitely'
The group, which launched a wave of kidnappings and attacks on oil pipelines earlier this year to press for the release of two of the oil-rich delta region's jailed leaders - Why the Baker Report Leaves Iraqis Cold
Analysis: The Iraq Study Group's proposals contain much to like — for Shi'ite sectarians and al-Qaeda in Iraq
- SCIENCE & HEALTH
- MORE SCIENCE & HEALTH
- What's Toxic In Toyland
San Francisco's ban on toys like these has sparked a sharp debate about the dangers of plastic contaminants - New Moms Face an Increased Risk of Mental Illness
A new study says that first-time mothers — but not first-time fathers — are at an increased risk for mental disorders, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and depression - HIV Hits the Gut Early and Hard
Surprisingly, most of the lingering damage to the immune system occurs in the intestinal tract, which could complicate efforts to develop an effective AIDS vaccine - Can You Hear Me Now? Cellphones Don't Cause Cancer
According to a huge new study, even years of gabbing on your mobile doesn't increase the risk of brain tumors
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