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Mr. World: Kevin Rudd
By HANNAH BEECH / COCKBURN
Australia's Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, is on a mission to convince his fellow citizens that their challenges need global solutions. It isn't just his own people who should listen


UNITED STATES
What Happened to the Stimulus? (The Economy)
By MICHAEL SCHERER
The Administration's $787 billion booster shot is not the magic bullet some had expected. Inside the White House operation to fix that


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WORLD
The Talk Starts Here (Russia - U.S.)
By BOBBY GHOSH
There will be disagreements when President Obama visits Russia. But both Moscow and Washington know the relationship needs mending


ARTS
The Battle Over Michael Jackson's Legacy
By RICHARD CORLISS
The icon's death has sparked a war over his legacy. Inside his final days


GLOBAL BUSINESS
Cutting Off a Continent? (G-8 Summit)
By VIVIENNE WALT / DJEGUENINA
Why the recession is making it tough for rich nations to live up to their African aid commitments

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