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At the 54th Annual Fancy Food show in New York City, TIME scoured the immense exhibition space and found the 12 most notable gustatory innovations
The Reverend Jesse Jackson might be the latest public figure to forget about his mic, but he's certainly not the first. Here, TIME presents the top 10 most memorable microphone gaffes
From the NBA to the Olympics, TIME.com lists the most notable for good and ill owners, commissioners and movers and shakers in sports
Gourmet recipes don't always have to be expensive. Joel Stein looks into recipes and the chefs who give the ins and outs of make-'em-yourself extravaganzas
China wants clean technology; Japan, an old rival, has it to sell. Why necessity is trumping animosity in the global-warming fight
Pricey gas brings economic pain. But beyond the agony at the pump, life is getting a little better in ways we may not notice
The presidential race has received most of the headlines. But this fall will also see a crucial battle for Congress. Here are 15 contests that could make the difference
Sports and games are hurdling borders as never before, in the process breeding fresh champions, creating new wealth, and changing forever the lives of individuals and the destiny of nations
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As John McCain and Barack Obama focus on choosing a running mate, TIME looks at some of each party's top contenders and dark horses
TIME takes a look at the UEFA Euro 2008 Championships taking place in Austria and Switzerland
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