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The Lay of the Land
Native Americans have been losing ground in this country for centuries. But in some places, that's beginning to change. Flush with casino revenues, some tribes are starting to buy back land that once belonged to them--to develop housing and businesses, or, in at least one case, to return the terrain to a state of nature.


The Tiananmen Effect
The powerful earthquake that shook China earlier this month provoked another kind of upheaval: a potent and unpredictable movement among the country's young people.


Highlights
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• Iraq War veteran David Botti uncovers the big challenges facing American vets in his Soldier's Home blog.
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The Best of the Best: High Schools Edition
The most popular stories and photo galleries on Newsweek.com for the week ending May 23

'The Top of the Class'
Readers swarmed Newsweek's annual list of the best high schools in the country.

'Welcome to Max's World'
Bipolar disorder is a medical mystery, but for one family, it's a day-to-day struggle. Their story.

'Small School Rising'
Our survey of the top 100 high schools showed that those with fewer students are flourishing.

'The Public Elites'
Some schools didn't make our best high schools because their students are just too good.

'Eight Forbidden Delicacies'
As foie gras gets a reprieve in Chicago, a gallery examines other banned foods worldwide.

'Popular-Vote Poison'
How Hillary Clinton's argument that she'll win the popular vote is harmful to the Democratic Party.

'Running on Empty'
As vacation season starts, the recreational-vehicle industry finds itself in economic trouble.

'Gallery: Large and in Charge'
A fan of outsize members of the animal kingdom? You are not alone.

'The Highest Road'
It can still be a victory lap even if you don't win. How Hillary Clinton should use her legacy.

'Outing Hip Hop'
A new memoir offers a fascinating glimpse into the rap industry's persistent 'down-low' culture.

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