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1. Ahmadinejad Rejects Obama's Nuclear Warning
Caught red-handed, Iran's leader, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, denies new allegations that Iran has been constructing a second uranium-enrichment facility. But big-power consensus on tougher action may be lacking
2. Diana Affair Speculation Sets French Tabloids Ablaze
Former President Valéry Giscard-d'Estaing sparks a frenzy of speculation by penning a bodice ripper about an affair between a French head of state and an unhappy British princess
3. How One Giant Casino Could Turn Around Vegas
But don't move. They're all taken. Still, will the December opening of a gigantic new casino complex be enough to turn around the city's fortunes?
4. The Secrets Inside Your Dog's Mind
Other animals are smarter than dogs, but none (except us) are more sociable. Evolution started the job--and we helped finish it
5. Ralph Nader, Fiction Writer
Consumer activist and perennial third-party Presidential candidate Ralph Nader talks about his new book, "Only the Super-Rich Can Save Us!," a "practical utopia" in which a group of billionaires led by Warren Buffett set out to reform the U.S.
6. Gaddafi's Oddest Idea: Abolish Switzerland
Libya's outspoken leader is holding more than a grudge against the Swiss. He wants to see the land of chocolate and banks cease to exist
7. Detroit: The Death — and Possible Life — of a Great City
Hubris, racial tension, myopic politicians and the woeful auto industry brought this iconic American city to its knees. The first installment of a yearlong look inside the once and future Detroit
8. The Economic Benefits of Marriage: A Closing Gap
Getting married may still bring happiness, but new research suggests that marriage is not the long-term wealth enhancer that it once was
9. Mad Man: Is Glenn Beck Bad for America?
Glenn Beck is channeling the fears and anger of Americans who feel left out — but is he also stirring that anger and heightening those fears?
10. Hula Hoops: From Child's Play to Real Exercise
A few years ago, adults began picking up hula hoops for fitness. What might have been a passing fad has taken hold, with thousands of enthusiasts worldwide.
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