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The most-read stories on Newsweek.com during the week ending Feb. 15
'Hail to the Beasts'
A photo gallery of dogs, cats, birds and other presidential pets through the ages
'Five Painful Places to Get a Tattoo'
It hurts no matter where it's done, but some spots are more sensitive than others.
'Red-Light Specials'
Looking for sexual aids or just sex toys? You don't have to shop online anymore.
'Turn Out the Red Light?'
Amsterdam plans to close down its most famous sex district, and not everybody is happy about it.
'The Passion of Anonymous'
A shadowy, loose-knit consortium of activists and hackers is the latest thorn in Scientology's side.
'Perfect Game'
Barack Obama is 8-0 since Feb. 5, and positioned to rack up two more states.
'Happiness: Enough Already'
The push for greater well-being faces a backlash, fueled by research on the value of sadness.
'How to Train a Husband'
Want an obedient spouse? A new book says you should coach them like animals.
'The King of NASCAR'
Rick Hendrick is the force behind racing's biggest stars. Can he handle Dale Earnhardt Jr.?
'So Much for a Warm Welcome'
John McCain's campaign is reaching out toconservative leaders and trying to make nice.
Live-Blogging the Debate
Get the latest political coverage from our daily politics blog, Stumper, written by Andrew Romano with contributions from newsweek's entire reporting team. On Thursday, Feb. 21, post your own analysis as Romano live-blogs the Texas debate between Democratic candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
Let's Get Small. Very Small.
Detroit used to think about the evolution of autos as "longer, lower and wider." Now, as the realities of global warming and expensive fuel bump up against demand from emerging economies, the saga of the small car is about to add a new chapter. Get our gallery.
Highlights
Get complete presidential-election coverage, from America's heartland to Pakistan.
- Correspondent Ron Moreau will file on-scene coverage of the Feb. 18 presidential vote in Pakistan.
- Holly Bailey, on the road with John McCain, will cover the Feb. 19 GOP contests in Washington and Wisconsin.
- Get Howard Fineman's take on the primary results in Washington, Wisconsin and Hawaii.
- Read Starr Gazing, Mark Starr's column on professional and amateur sports, published every Thursday.
- For an inside look at the race for the White House, read Eleanor Clift's column, Capitol Letter, on Fridays.
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Losing Our Lakes
Bodies of water from Australia to Kenya to South Carolina are deteriorating because of global warming, increased water demand, excessive fishing and other factors. A photo gallery looks at some of the lakes most at risk.
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Tattoos, Sexy Toys and How to Train Your Spouse
The 10 most-read stories on Newsweek.com's international site for the week ending Feb. 15
1. 'Photo Gallery: Hail to the Beasts'
Sheep, horses and parakeets--oh my! A closer look at the past and future presidential pet menagerie.
2. 'Five Painful Places to Get a Tattoo'
Being pricked repeatedly with a needle is bound to hurt, but some parts are particularly sensitive.
3. 'Red-Light Specials'
Looking for sexual aids or sex toys? You don't have to look farther than your local supermarket.
4. 'Turn Out the Red Light?'
Dutch city plans to shut down its most famous district, citing sleaze and criminal activity. Too bad.
5. 'The Passion of 'Anonymous' '
A shadowy, loose-knit group of activists and hackers are the latest thorn in Scientology's side.
6. 'Perfect Game'
Obama is 8-0 since Feb. 5 and poised for two more wins. McCain dodges Huckabee scare in Virginia.
7. 'Happiness: Enough Already'
Research on the value of sadness fuels a backlash against the steady push for greater well-being.
8. 'How to Train a Husband'
Want an obedient spouse? A new book says they need a steady hand and discipline, like a pet.
9. 'Our Country Is in Trouble'
A former bin Laden hunter says the U.S. underestimates Al Qaeda and must improve foreign policy.
10. 'The General's New Mission'
Pakistan's latest Army chief holds the key to next week's vote and the future of his unstable nation.
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