TIME Magazine

Brother Act. (The Jonas Brothers Grow Up)

Sep. 1, 2008 | By Josh Tyrangiel
The Jonas boys grow up (a little bit) and make an album for adults
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'You Need Me Involved.' (A Leader of Obama's Grassroots Army)

Sep. 1, 2008 | By Amy Sullivan/Columbia
How a political novice became a linchpin of the campaign--and a part of history
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Your answer, explained. (The Five Faces Of Barack Obama)

Sep. 1, 2008 | By David Von Drehle
The Five Faces Of Barack Obama
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The World

Sep. 1, 2008 | By Harriet Barovick
10 ESSENTIAL STORIES
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Soul Survivors. (Soul Survivors)

Sep. 1, 2008 | By RICHARD CORLISS
A stirring new film reveals the heroism of Katrina's victims
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The Hotshots to Watch. (The Hotshots to Watch)

Sep. 1, 2008 | By Jay Newton-Small
You may not know all these up-and-coming Democrats yet. You soon will
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The Snore Wars

Sep. 1, 2008 | By Sanjay Gupta, M.D.
That rumbling can put your health, sanity and marriage at risk. Here's what you can do
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Swifter, Higher, Meaner. (Raising the Stakes at the Olympics)

Sep. 1, 2008 | By Joel Stein
The vaunted Olympic spirit is terrible for competition. What we need are some anti-medals
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'We've got to make sure that people understand the choices that are at stake.'--Barack Obama (Obama on His Veep Thinking)

Sep. 1, 2008 | By KAREN TUMULTY
In the days before the Democratic convention in Denver--and as he began to trail John McCain in some key battleground-state polls--Barack Obama seemed to be trying to sharpen his message. He spoke more directly to the economic concerns of struggling Americans and dialed up a rougher criticism of his rival. Nursing a cold that he ...
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Verbatim

Sep. 1, 2008
'There's always going to be a spore on a grassy knoll.' VAHID MAJIDI, head of the FBI's weapons-of-mass-destruction division, on conspiracy theories about the case against Bruce Ivins, the now dead military scientist accused of mailing anthrax that killed five people in 2001 'Mickey Mouse isn't there to protect those people.' WAYNE LAPIERRE, chief executive ...
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