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What U.S. Economic Recovery? Five Destructive Myths
By Rana Foroohar
This is not your father's recovery. It might not even be a recovery at all. Debunking the myths of the new American economy
Syria's Wounded Refugees: Tales of Massacre and Honorable Soldiers
By Rania Abouzeid / Antakya
Though Turkey has severely limited access to Syrians who have fled into its territory, TIME has collected accounts from several hospitalized with severe injuries.
San Francisco's Circumcision Ban: An Attack on Religious Freedom?
By Adam Cohen
The debate over the November referendum to outlaw circumcision initially centered on the value of the procedure itself, but it has increasingly become one about religion
Sarah Palin's E-mail Etiquette
By Jay Newton-Small
NBA Finals: Redemption for Dirk, A Title for Dallas
By Sean Gregory
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Swampland
By Adam Sorensen
Bachmann, Cain, Paul, Gingrich, Pawlenty, Romney and Santorum will attend the first Republican presidential primary debate tonight in New Hampshire. Romney goes into the debate in strong shape nationally. He’s jumped on Obama for calling dismal job numbers in May “a bump in the road to recovery”: A Pawlenty coinage you’ll be hearing more of: “Obamneycare.” According to Pawlenty, his economic [...]
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Bueller? Bueller? Top 10 Quotable Movies
As we mark the 25th anniversary of Ferris Bueller's Day Off, TIME takes a look at other movies with most memorable lines
Quotes of the Day
"You did it, Joseph, you got the Tony! "
TREY PARKER,
co-creator of South Park and hit musical The Book of Mormon, thanking 19th-century Mormon founder Joseph Smith while accepting the award for best musical at the Tony Awards on Sunday
co-creator of South Park and hit musical The Book of Mormon, thanking 19th-century Mormon founder Joseph Smith while accepting the award for best musical at the Tony Awards on Sunday
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The Fine Art of Yarn Bombing
Step aside graffiti artists. Yarn bombers take their craft to the streets, stitching cozies for everything from bike racks to entire buses
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