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Picturing a World of Want
In Argentina, India, Indonesia and elsewhere, soaring food prices have created what the World Food Programme has dubbed a "silent tsunami." It's a crisis that threatens to push some 100 million people into poverty and create civil unrest across the globe. We look at the catastrophe--and the reasons for it--in photos. 

A Farewell to the President
The annual White House Correspondents' dinner attracts a who's who of Washington society, with a smattering of Hollywood thrown into the mix. We'll have video highlights from the April 26 event, George W. Bush's last. 

Highlights
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• Read Mark Starr's column on professional and amateur sports, published online only every Thursday.
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The Top 10 Headlines of the Week
Parenting topics head the list of stories and photo galleries on Newsweek.com during the week ending April 25

'Mom's New Look'
Images from a new picture book for the children of women who have cosmetic surgery

'The Deepest Cut'
The author of a memoir talks about having her breasts removed to lower her cancer risk.

'Helicopter Moms vs. Free-Range Kids'
A New York columnist lets her grade-schooler ride the subway alone, provoking a wave of criticism.

'Hillary Drops Back'
A Newsweek Poll shows Barack Obama pulling away from Clinton.

'The Democrats' Wimp Factor'
As Obama's patriotism is questioned, he's starting to look more and more like John Kerry in '04.

'Top 10 First-Aid Mistakes'
From cut fingers to electrical burns--what you should and shouldn't do in a health emergency

'And Now, Story Time'
Clinton's Pennsylvania win hasn't affected thebasic parameters of the race.

'From Horses to Horsepower'
It's not your father's Mercedes. A peek inside the pope's American ride.

'Swift-Boating Obama'
Can the presidential candidate repel the sort of attacks that did in Kerry?

'Misleading Pennsylvania Voters'
Factcheck.org says Clinton and Obama traded bogus charges about health care.

• Civil War Redux: Should the North secede from the South? Michael Hirsh explores the politics of intolerance.
• As the battle for the U.S. Democratic nomination continues, look to Andrew Romano and his Stumper blog for analysis.
• Comment on the latest column by Fareed Zakaria, which dissects John McCain's "radical" ideas for the U.S.
• Brian Braiker interviews Dean Kamen, inventor of the Segway, who's developed a new way to purify water cheaply.
• London's talking about a ban on airbrushing, and the fashion world is astir. Jessica Bennett has the complete story.

• The architect of Sarkozy's foreign policy weighs in
• Read our Tel Aviv picks
• Watch N.Y.C. Mayor Bloomberg speak on green leadership
• Invest in yourself by reading from more financial gurus