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Russia's Evegni Plushenko believes he deserved the men's figure-skating gold medal instead of silver at the Vancouver Winter Olympics. In honor of his poor sportsmanship, TIME takes a look at other Olympic complainers
UNICEF's Haiti Child Registry
An army of volunteers help children displaced by the earthquake re-unite with family members
Photographs by Lynsey Addario / VII Network for TIME
At Home with Homeschoolers
The Romeikes of Morristown, Tennessee fled their native Germany to
maintain the right to teach their children at home
Photographs by Carl Kiilsgaard / Getty Images for TIME
The Vancouver Winter Olympics
A selection of the best images of the games from the photographers of Sports Illustrated
A Brief History of Abbey Road Studios
Once the recording industry's state-of-the-art facility, the famed studio in St. John's Wood has struggled in the digital era, forcing EMI, its owner, to quell rumors of its closure or sale.
The Olympics' Fabulous Fans
Sports fans from around the world have traveled to Vancouver to cheer on their home teams, bringing a hopeful spirit and suitcases full of wacky hats and wigs
Twisted: Ice Dancing Gone Wild
In Olympic Ice Dancing, uniforms become costumes and skaters become contortionists. Love it or hate it, the sport inspires some of the Games' most interesting photos.
The Timeless, Ubiquitous AK-47
A brief survey of the cheap and reliable gun of choice for both terrorists and freedom fighters
Top 10 Actor-Director Pairings
Shutter Island, which debuted the weekend of Feb. 20 at No. 1, marks Martin Scorsese and Leo DiCaprio's fourth film together. A look at theirs and other fruitful cinematic partnerships
Relocating Thousands of Zebras in Kenya
Rangers restock the Amboseli Reserve after drought diminishes its zebra population
Obesity Rehab: The Teens of Wellspring
Two students at a weight-loss program for teenagers discuss what it's like to be obese and why they adopted a healthy lifestyle
Photographs for TIME by Andy Richter
Tiger Woods Addresses His Infidelity
The golf star appears at a highly controlled event in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
The World of Mrs. Tiger Woods
A look at the life of Elin Nordegren and her troubled marriage with golf's greatest star
A Brief History of the Tiger Woods Scandal
Tiger Woods finally emerges from seclusion to give a press conference on Feb. 19, 2010. A look back at how he got here
The Dalai Lama Visits the White House
The Tibetan spiritual leader meets with President Obama and others on a trip to Washington
Portraits of the Tea Party Movement
Photographer David Walter Banks takes the pulse of the nascent conservative movement
Immigration in Europe
Greece, Italy and Spain are just beginning to grapple with large numbers of migrants. So far, they're failing.
Backstage at New York's Fashion Week
A look behind the scenes in Bryant Park
Photographs for TIME by Kenneth Dickerman
Mardi Gras, New Orleans Saints–Style
With its team the newly crowned Super Bowl champions, New Orleans' annual party was more festive than ever in 2010
A Brief History of Charity Records
For the 25th anniversary of "We Are the World," the song is being rerecorded and released to benefit Haitian earthquake victims. A look back at the biggest charity-single smashes
— By Dan Fletcher
The 134th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
America's premier dog show makes its annual appearance at New York City's Madison Square Garden
Children's Messages of Hope for Haiti
A few samples of the notes bound for the earthquake-ravaged country, collected from children around the world by the Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots Program
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