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Nixon's successor, the 38th President of the United States, dies at age 93.
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The former Tehran mayor has become the most voluble, polarizing leader in the Middle East
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TIME Photographer Yuri Kozyrev documents the good-luck charms carried by the soldiers of Kilo Company, Third Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment serving in Iraq.
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Panama Votes 'Si'
In a countrywide referendum, the Panamanian people approve an expansion of their historic and strategic canal, doubling its capacity
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TIME photographer Yuri Kozyrev documents Iraq's surging sectarian violence
The Golden Prison
Despite a cease-fire in 2000, residents of the beautiful Presovo Valley - home to the last Albanian community in Serbia - are still fighting to reclaim what's theirs
Narco Netherworld
Japanese photographer Kosuke Okahara traces the dark path of drugs from the jungle of Colombia to the streets of Medellin and beyond
Grip and Grin
As the election season heats up, politicians work extra hard to get every vote. Here's a small guide to the not-so-subtle art of the photo op.
The Most Militarized Border
Tension between the two Koreas escalates after the North tests a nuclear weapon. Here's a look at life in the Korean DMZ
Multimedia: Capturing Gaza's Hell
TIME photographer Alexandra Boulat on the challenges of documenting an ongoing conflict
Securing the Perimeter
With a new infusion of cash and equipment, the Border Patrol steps up its efforts to stem the flow of illegal immigration
Video: Pictures from the Bubble
TIME's White House photographer Christopher Morris on covering the Bush Administration frame by frame
Finding Beauty in the Very Small
The Nikon Small World Photo Competition draws entries from scientists and amateurs all over the world whose photographs reveal hidden worlds not visible to the naked eye.
Paradise Lost?
Long viewed as a retirement dreamland, Miami is now experiencing a rude urban awakening, plagued by corruption, poverty, ethnic tensions and a shrinking (and fleeing) middle class
The Superdome Rises from the Ashes
The New Orleans Saints-Falcons home opener marks the rebirth of the stadium... and the city
Kazakhstan: It's Niiiiiice!
But you don't have to take Borat's word for it. Here's an look inside the huge Central Asian nation
Multimedia: Sparring with Iran's President
TIME's Scott MacLeod describes his 'boxing match' interview with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
How is Fashion Shaping Up?
Fur skirts? Winged sleeves? Six-inch platforms? Designers are anything but risk-averse when it comes to leveraging fall style
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Five years ago, the first responders became heroes. Today, they are victims of lung ailments, cancer and other fatal illnesses
Life Returns to Lebanon
Photographer Kadir Van Lohuizen captures the struggle of refugees to rebuild their lives
Excommunicated by the "Prophet"
Two polygamist families in Arizona are torn apart by their association with self-proclaimed prophet Warren Jeffs, arrested this week
Forest Defenders
A group of activists -- don't call them tree huggers -- are going to great heights to protest logging in backcountry areas
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