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Irish Grace in a Modern Age
Jackie Nickerson spent more than two years photographing the priests and nuns who serve the Roman Catholic Church in today's Ireland. The images are a vivid, behind-the-scenes look at traditional faith and architecture in 21st-century Ireland. Log on for a photo gallery of Nickerson's remarkable images.
The Madness of March
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Surprise! Spitzer and Politics Dominate the Week.
The top 10 list of stories and photo galleries on Newsweek.com for the week ending March 14.
'Famous Johns Exposed'
A photo gallery featuring the notable people who have been accused of patronizing prostitutes.
'Badges of Secrecy'
Black Ops patches offer a glimpse into the military's clandestine operations.
'What If There Is No Back-Room Deal?'
Eleanor Clift says Al Gore may be a way out of the Democrats' dilemma.
'Someday My 9-to-5 Job Will Come'
A reality show gives stay-at-home moms the chance to get back in the workplace.
'His Cheating Brain'
Why do some men risk everything for sex? Brain chemistry, evolution and testosterone.
'Going Deep in the Deep South'
Barack Obama posts a predicted win in the Mississippi primary.
'Confessions of a Subprime Lender'
A former broker on the fraud and greed that plagued his industry.
'Hillary's New Math Problem'
Jonathan Alter war-games the battle for Democratic delegates.
'Notes on a Scandal'
Howard Fineman on what made Eliot Spitzer tick-tick-tick.
'Hillary and the Invisible Women'
Tina Brown hits the campaign trail with Hillary Clinton.
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The Iraq War, Five Years On
This week marks the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. Since then, thousands of lives, both military and civilian, have been lost, and the price tag has reached, by some estimates, the $3 trillion mark. Meanwhile, the demands of the conflict continue to weigh heavily on the United States, both psychologically and politically, and have become a major issue in the presidential campaign. A look at some of the milestones of the war.
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Black Ops and the Neuroscience of Cheating
The 10 most-read stories on Newsweek.com's international site for the week ending March 14
1. 'Gallery: Famous "Johns" Exposed'
Eliot Spitzer joins a list of notable celebrities and politicians who patronized prostitution rings.
2. 'Gallery: Badges of Secrecy'
Black Ops patches offer a glimpse into the nature of military clandestine operations.
3. 'Sarkozy Rolls Out His Tongue'
His outspoken style is unprecedented, unpopular and threatens to ruin his presidency.
4. 'His Cheating Brain'
Why do powerful men risk so much for sex? The science of philandering.
5. 'Playing With the Old Blood Rules'
With the death of filial piety and the rise of 'kids for hire,' Chinese family values are in flux.
6. 'Going Deep in the Deep South'
Obama posts a win in Mississippi, with big support from the state's African-Americans.
7. 'Confessions of a Subprime Lender'
A former broker on the fraud and greed that plagued his industry
8. 'Notes on a Scandal'
What makes Spitzer tick-tick-tick? Some feared an explosion from a man with too much rocket fuel.
9. 'The Wronged Wives Club'
Humiliated, how do you stand by your man, and why would you? Analyzing the ordeal.
10. 'Good Things and Small Packages'
A study shows some short women have a gene linked to longevity.
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