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Newsweek Top News - Oct 8, 2008
Why fewer Americans are adopting children overseas.
Also tagged: vietnam, china, russia, chuck johnson
Newsweek Top News - Sep 16, 2008
Eleven years before the current investigation into her dismissal of Alaska's top cop, Sarah Palin was embroiled in a similar dispute over another personnel issue: her firing of the police chief in her hometown of …
Also tagged: politics, police, sarah palin, local politics, wasilla, irl stambaugh
Newsweek Top News - May 11, 2008
John McCain's choice to manage the GOP convention this summer is lobbyist Doug Goodyear, whose firm once represented Burma's repressive regime.
Also tagged: john mccain, the goodyear tire and rubber company, dci group, paul manafort
Newsweek Top News - May 10, 2008
John McCain's choice to manage the GOP convention this summer is lobbyist Doug Goodyear, whose firm once represented Burma's repressive regime.
Also tagged: john mccain, the goodyear tire and rubber company, dci group
Newsweek Top News - Mar 1, 2008
Also tagged: afghanistan war, war and conflict, the taliban, prince harry of wales
Newsweek Top News - Feb 2, 2008
A multitalented cinephile, Bogdanovich (above, with Barbra Streisand) is best-known for his 1971 classic "The Last Picture Show" and, more recently, for his role as Dr. Elliot Kupferberg on "The Sopranos." His latest …
Also tagged: orson welles, barbra streisand, the sopranos, jean renoir, howard hawks, john ford, tom petty and the heartbreakers, charles foster kane
Newsweek Top News - Feb 2, 2008
Gordon B. Hinckley, 97, Mormon Leader
Also tagged: gordon hinckley
Newsweek Top News - Feb 2, 2008
We see a lot of portraits in the new documentary "Chuck Close." Most are the celebrated artist's meticulous, highly detailed paintings of himself and his friends. But the film's most revealing portrait involves neither …
Also tagged: painting, visual arts, chuck close, brice marden
Newsweek Top News - Feb 2, 2008
When no child left behind became law in 2002, teachers suspected there'd be some casualties—they just didn't think field trips would be one of them. Since the federal government's landmark overhaul of U.S. schools …
Also tagged: boston, massachusetts, texas, illinois, museums, connecticut, johnson space center, new england aquarium, cultural institutions and parks, mystic seaport
Newsweek Top News - Feb 2, 2008
Once upon a time, as many as 18 people were competing in the race for the White House. Now, heading into Super Tuesday, the field is down to a small handful of front runners. But before we turn to the survivors, let's …
Also tagged: politics, elections and voting, tom tancredo, alaska, evan bayh, lindsey graham, mike gravel, ted stevens, duncan hunter, jim gilmore, u s politics, u s presidential election