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Pg. 9: Get daily coverage of the World Series and the latest in sports news in The All-Starr Blog, by Mark Starr.
Pg. 9: Read Barbara Kantrowitz and Pat Wingert's weekly column on new research into women's health issues, Her Body.
Pg. 9: Get The Money Culture, a twice-weekly Web- exclusive column on business and finance by Daniel Gross.
Pg. 9: For the latest in real estate and on the culture of home ownership, read Daniel McGinn's Resident Expert.
Pg. 9: It's only a few months away: read Ramin Setoodeh's daily handicapping of the Oscars race, Gold Digger.

HIGHLIGHTS 
Gangland America
What drives gang culture and makes it such a persistent and deadly feature of the American landscape? In Los Angeles, for instance, prosecutors recently charged members of a Latino street gang with targeting African-American gang rivals and "civilian" blacks in a campaign of neighborhood racial "cleansing." All told, there are roughly 760,000 gang members in the United States, according to one group, a number greater than the population of San Francisco. Read our coverage of the gang wars in L.A., and click on our interactive graphic guide to the gangs in America, state by state and gang by gang.

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Newsweek's most popular stories online during the week ending Oct. 26

''Where the Jihad Lives Now'
In Pakistan, Islamic militants have the run of an unstable, nuclear-armed nation.

'Inside Karen's Crowded Mind'
In a new book, a psychiatrist details his most challenging case, a woman with 17 personalities.

'Dream House or Nightmare?'
Americans who built homes expecting high returns on their investments are in for a letdown.

'Killing Germs May Be Hazardous to Your Health'
Our war on microbes has toughened them. Now, new science tells us we should embrace bacteria.

'This Is Not a Bluff'
Christian political leader Richard Land on the threat of a third-party candidate in 2008

'Rowling Says Dumbledore Is Gay'
The "Harry Potter" author breaks big news about the Hogwarts headmaster in New York.

'Seven Secrets to a Great Nap'
Pining for the perfect siesta? A sleep doc tells us what you need to do for the best midday snooze.

'Racial "Cleansing" in L.A.'
Prosecutors say a powerful Latino gang targeted blacks in a reign of terror.

'Avoiding Another Katrina'
California's response to its devastating fires is a model of disaster relief.

'The Cannibal Poet'
A would-be writer in Mexico is the suspect in a chilling tale of murder.

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Pg. 30: Watch video and get photo galleries about the California fires
Pg. 57: Click through our photo gallery on criminal romance

WORLD NEWS
Pg. 38: Read Michael Hirsh’s Web column, The World From Washington

ENTERPRISE
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HEALTH
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TIP SHEET
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HIGHLIGHTS 
There are 14 active blogs on Newsweek.com. Here are a handful of them:
Correspondent Andrew Romano has hit the campaign trail and is filing daily to his new politics blog, Stumper.

Read N'Gai Croal's gaming blog, Level Up, and watch his video show, cohosted by Steven Levy, User Notes.

For the latest in scientificresearch anddevelopment, check out Sharon Begley's blog, Lab Notes.

Read Checkpoint Baghdad, a blog from Iraq, reported by our correspondents, including Larry Kaplow.

Melinda Liu has two blogs from China: Asia Rising and her latest, on the 2008 Games, Countdown to Beijing.

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Newsweek's most popular stories online during the week ending Oct. 19

'Dream House or Nightmare?'
Americans who built homes expecting high returns on their investment are in for a letdown.

'Vatican Sex Sting'
The church launches a fresh inquiry into gay priests. What it may mean for the Holy See.

'Not Really Feeling It'
A new book tries to make sense of the psychodrama that is the Clintons' marriage.

'The Man Behind Blackwater'
Erik Prince is an adventure seeker and conservative true believer.

'Witchy Woman'
Europe's 'last witch' is celebrated with a new museum and an effort to clear her name.

'Love and War'
Why so few Americans and Iraqis have met on the battlefield and fallen in love and married.

'War and Deliverance'
A new DVD of an old movie may offer perspective on American attitudes behind the invasion of Iraq.

'Narcissists in Neverland'
How long can Gen Y expect to work less, volunteer more--and rely on the support of aging parents?

'Protecting Paulson's Pals'
The subprime collapse didn't bother George W. Bush until Wall Street started whimpering.

'Ms. Hilton Gets Serious'
America's No. 1 heir-head wants to get out of the bimbo business.

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WORLD NEWS
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Pg. 50: On Thursday, Oct. 25, watch video highlights from Fareed Zakaria's conference on energy  

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TECHNOLOGY
Pg. 20: Watch User Notes, a video show hosted by Steven Levy and N’gai Croal

BUSINESS
Pg. 66: Join Geraldine Ferraro for a Live Talk, Friday, Oct. 26 at 2 p.m., ET

HEALTH
Pg. 43: Watch a slideshow, narrated by Karen, about her life and her art
Pg. 47: Talk to author Jessica Snyder Sachs, Oct. 23 at noon, ET

ENTERTAINMENT
Pg. 54: Get a look at David Ansen’s movie ratings list

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1 Vatican Sex Sting
An after-hours office meeting between a young man and a top Roman Catholic official has prompted a fresh inquiry into gay priests. What the investigation could mean for the Holy See.


2 Not Really Feeling It
A new book tries to make sense of the gripping, grating psychodrama that is the Clintons' marriage.


3 Witchy Woman
In the 18th century, supposedly enlightened Europeans beheaded the continent's 'last witch.' Now Anna Göldi is celebrated with a new museum and an effort to clear her name.


4 Love and War
What's striking about this conflict is not that Americans and Iraqis have met on the battlefield and fallen in love and married. It's that so few have. In their stories lies the sad, tortured tale of the war itself.


5 War and Deliverance
A new DVD of an old movie may offer perspective on American attitudes behind the invasion of Iraq.


6 Narcissists in Neverland
Gen-Yers say they are willing to make financial sacrifices to make the world a better place. But how long can they really expect to work less, volunteer more--and count on their aging parents to push back retirement?


7 Protecting Paulson's Pals
The subprime collapse didn't bother the Bush administration until Wall Street bankers started whimpering.


8 My Journey to the Top
These eight women came from many different backgrounds, but they all had big dreams. The path to power meant facing obstacles and their biggest fears.


9 Spin the Games
Activists are using the Olympics to press China to reform. Now Beijing unleashes its own PR blitz.

10 A Dramatic Return
Pakistan's Bhutto is greeted by crowds-and a deadly blast


HIGHLIGHTS
The new Newsweek.com includes new columnists, bloggers and video. This week's highlights:

Check out Christopher Dickey's Shadowland column, on espionage and the Middle East.


U.S. Secretary of State Condi Rice raises Palestinian hopes--to the Israelis' chagrin, writes columnist Michael Hirsh.


Psychologists have long wondered if money would make us happier. Can it? Sharon Begley reports.


Emily Flynn Vencat writes on Gen-Yers who work less and volunteer more, but still ask Mom for money.


See Fareed Zakaria's expanded Q&A with Nobel winner Rajendra Pachauri.  [[pls create forum page]]

Oops, He Did It Again
Bad science leads wild man James Watson--the co-discoverer of the double-helix structure of DNA--into ugly territory.

Biting Into Apple's Jobs
Forbes writer Dan Lyons parlays his parody blog, 'The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs,' into a funny, if flawed, book called 'oPtion$.'

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Check out more photos by Edward Steichen in an online gallery

Get a look at David Ansen's movie ratings list [[pls link when produced]]

Take our Boomer Movie Quiz [[pls link when produced]]

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Pg. 8: On Mondays, watch The Runthrough, Jon Meacham's video tour of the magazine and the week ahead on the Web.
Pg. 8: Log on to read correspondent Melinda Liu's new blog on China and the 2008 Olympic Games, Countdown to Beijing.
Pg. 8: Brian Braiker this week launches his unique take on parenting in 21st-century America in a blog called I, Breeder.
Pg. 8: He's a graduate student, an Iraq War vet and now a Newsweek blogger. Read David Botti's blog,Soldier's Home.
Pg. 8: On Fridays, get the latest celebrity news in a video version of newsmakers, hosted by Ramin Setoodeh.

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Newsweek's most popular stories online during the week ending Oct. 12

'The Eight Most Fattening Foods of Fall'
As the temperature drops, we start yearning for comfort foods. But beware their caloric price.

'The Good and the Grief'
A biography says 'Peanuts' creator Charles Schulz was an emotionally distant father and husband.

'A Nobel Candidate'
Thousands of activists are hoping the prize will persuade Al Gore to run for president.

'Strong Like Saddam'
Kanan al-Sadid is one of a handful of tribal leaders who really run Iraq.

'The Beef With Our Beef'
Two meat recalls in one week are blamed on aparticularly toxic strain of E. coli.

'My Journey to the Top'
These 11 women came from many differentbackgrounds, but they all had big dreams.

'Baby, You Can Drive My Car'
What inspires more trivia than movies? Cars, of course. A test about boomer-era automobiles.

'Just Don't Call Me Mr. Mom'
Newsweek's Brian Braiker spent a year at home with his daughter. His report from the front.

'Underworld Queenpin'
Sexy, stylish and female. Meet Mexico's most unlikely drug-lord suspect.

'Hip Check'
Having a mom with wide hips may be a risk factor for *** cancer.

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Pg. 36: Read daily coverage from our reporting team in Iraq
Pg. 39: Read our full interview with Erik Prince
Pg. 37: Read more of our interview with Saad Hariri
Pg. 52: Read our reader forum on global giving with Bill Gates

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BUSINESS
Pg. 46: Read Daniel Gross’s blog on the markets, Contrary Indicator

HEALTH
Pg. 49: Watch a video report about kids with sick parents

SOCIETY
Pg. 50: Get more of Lally Weymouth’s Clarence Thomas interview
Pg. 44: Read an interview with author Susan Faludi

ENTERTAINMENT
Pg. 56: Read an interview with Charles Schulz biographer David Michaelis
Pg. 59: Read Ten Things You Don’t Know About Paris Hilton

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Pg. 6: Read Daniel McGinn's new column on the latest in the housing market, Resident Expert.
Pg. 6: Join Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano for a Live Talk, Oct. 10 at noon, ET.
Pg. 6: Read Bill Gates's answers to our readers' questions about global giving.
Pg. 6: For an inside look at Congress and the White House, read Eleanor Clift's Capitol Letter.
Pg. 6: The Soviet launch of Sputnik in 1957 kicked off the space race. See an interactive graphic that tracks the history of space travel and shows how the Sputnik craft was built
Pg. 6: Get an update on America's war on drugs in Jeffrey Bartholet's Capital Sources Q&A.

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The most-viewed articles on newsweek.com for the week ended October 5, 2007

'Beware of Autumn'
Candy apples and seven more fattening fall foods

'A Schmoozer Shares All'
The political diaries of Arthur Schlesinger Jr.

'Carnal Knowledge'
A pop quiz on boomer-era sexual hijinks

'Be Grateful'
Deborah Norville on the science of "thank you"

'Confidential'
The Iraqi police report on the Blackwater incident

'Mitt's Mission'
How much is Romney willing to share with voters?

'Horse Race'
NEWSWEEK polls Iowa voters.

'Let's Talk About Sex'
Ten questions you're afraid to ask your therapist

'Lost at Sea'
A charter boat's crew is found murdered.

'Daughter, Twin, Author'
Jenna Bush makes the case for safe sex.

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NATIONAL NEWS
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Pg. 87: Get a photo essay on America's wild mustangs

1. 'Beware of Autumn'
As the temperature drops, we start yearning for comfort foods. But beware of their hefty caloric price. A few of autumn's least healthy offerings.

2. Staying Out of Trouble
Residents of a small Burmese city on the border with Thailand are mostly keeping quiet about the protests across Burma. And that’s just the way the authorities want it.

3. 'Mitt's Mission'
How much is Romney willing to share with voters?

4. 'Daughter, Twin, Author'
Jenna Bush makes the case for safe sex.

5.  Death From All Sides
The Iraqi police report on the Blackwater incident

6. Iran: Heard on the Street
Did NY visit boost Iranian leader at home?

7. Project Green: The Power of the Sun
The search for renewable-energy sources is making clean-tech jobs hot.

8. Secret Lives
A gay Iranian discusses Ahmadinejad’s ‘no gays’ comment and what it’s like to live in a country that refuses to accept homosexuality.

9. Love Me, Love My Tofu
Neither group eats meat. But that doesn't make life easier for vegans who try to date 'murderous' vegetarians.

10. A New Ambivalence
Long a black-and-white issue, abortion is now seen more as an argument to be fostered, not settled.

COLUMNISTS
Christian Caryl reports the latest from Burma as pro-democracy protests continue.

The U.S. deal with North Korea is what negotiation is all about--and should be applied to Iran, says Michael Hirsh.

Read Mark Hosenball and Michael Isikoff on the German terror suspects who got away.

Learn why Europe is the big loser in the U.S. subprime mess in Moneybox, by Daniel Gross.


PHOTO FEATURE
The Sputnik Legacy: The 1957 Soviet launch of Sputnik, the world's first man-made satellite, kicked off the space race. Check out our interactive graphic of the satellite and a timeline of 50 years of space exploration.

THE GOOD LIFE
Correspondents' Picks: Greece

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The most read international stories on Newsweek.com for the week ending Oct. 8, 2007
1. 'Al Qaeda's Feuds and Fears'
Why Osama bin Laden released three new tapes.
2.  'Whispers of War'
Israel's Raid on Syria: Prelude to a Nuke Crisis?
3. Giving Globally: The Search for Solutions
A doctor, a banker, an engineer and a scientist are working separately—and together—to bring lifesaving vaccines to children around the world. How inspired individuals can take on and conquer some of the world's biggest problems.
4. Animosity in the Alps
In peaceful Switzerland, xenophobia is thriving.
5. Understanding Mattel’s Mea Culpa
Quick to blame its Chinese suppliers for a massive recall, the toy giant now apologizes for its own mistakes. Why Mattel—and other major American companies—must save face with China.
6. 'Anatomy of a Plot'
New details of the alleged scheme by O.J. Simpson and an unlikely group of buddies paint a fuller picture of what went down.
7. 'Fear and Loathing In Utah'
Even some of polygamist Warren Jeffs's critics are worried that his conviction is the start of a legal campaign against 'plural marriage.'
8. Give One, Get One
The $100 (well, $200) laptop is ready to change the world, if people will buy it for the kids who need it.
9. Houses of the Hidden
North Korea's Christians face execution for the sin of believing. But their numbers are growing.
10. Kurdistan’s Fatal Flames
Why are a growing number of young women in this relatively safe corner of Iraq showing up in local hospitals, dying of suspicious burns?

FEATURED COLUMNISTS

Why does Grandpa say inappropriate things? Read Lab Notes, by Sharon Begley.
Read Scott Johnson's report on the deteriorating political situation in Zimbabwe.
Even China may not be able to sway Burma's military rulers, writes Melinda Liu.
Christian Caryl reports onscene from Burma in 'Why It Matters'
Michael Hirsh weighs in on the Iranian president's charm offensive.

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Nowhere To Hide: Chile’s decision to send Alberto Fujimori back to Peru is an important step toward holding ex-dictators accountable. View a photo gallery of rogues on the run.

COVER: EMERGING BLUE CHIPS
Antoine van Agtmael writes on the struggles emerging companies must face
A Brazilian CEO dishes the secrets to his company's success
Mexican mogul Richard Salinas Pliego talks about being a CEO celebrity

BLOODSHED IN BURMA
Troops and Tension in Rangoon
Liu: Can China Avert a Crisis?
Diplomat: What U.N. Should Do

NEWSWEEK BLOGS
Daniel Gross, 'Contrary Indicator'
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THE GOOD LIFE
Correspondents' Picks: Barbie Nadeau reveals her favorite Malta hot spots

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Pg. 7: Live Vote: Is Mitt Romney's Mormanism a factor in whether or not you would vote for him?
Pg. 7: Read Hillary Clinton's answers to our readers' questions on Campaign 2008.
Pg. 7: Get Daniel Gross's daily blog on the markets and the economy, Contrary Indicator.
Pg. 7: Join Debra Rosenberg for a Live Talk on the politics of abortion, Oct. 3 at noon, ET.
Pg. 7: Dr. Annette Hernandez takes questions on child and family sex abuse, Oct. 4 at noon, ET.
Pg. 7: For an inside look at Congress and the White House, read Eleanor Clift's Capitol Letter.

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The most-viewed articles on newsweek.com for the week ended September 28, 2007

'Al Qaeda's Feuds and Fears'
Why Osama bin Laden released three new tapes.

'Little Rock, 50 Years Later'
Ellis Cose on the integration of Central High

'Extreme Makeover'
Could you follow every rule in the Bible?

'Beliefwatch on Profanity'
Kathy Griffin's Jesus controversy.

'Anatomy of a Plot'
O. J. Simpson's Las Vegas posse.

'Grandpa's Inappropriate Remarks'
Why older Americans tend to be racist.

'Whispers of War'
Israel's mysterious air raid on Syria.

'Fear and Loathing In Utah'
Polygamists react to Warren Jeffs' conviction.

'The Miracle Workers'
Democrats gain ground with evangelical voters.

'Love Me, Love My Tofu'
When vegans fall in love with vegetarians.

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Pg. 68: Get a guide to what's worth watching