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To a public wary of government spending, President-elect Barack Obama is offering a salve with his massive economic stimulus package: the promise of long-term fiscal discipline
The author of the newly released book on central bankers' role in the Roaring '20s and the Great Depression talks with TIME about America's current economic crisis
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In the summer of 2006, I went to my boss, TIME managing editor Rick Stengel, with a pitch.
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From the latest YouTube hits to video games (or actual footage) of world leaders kicking butt, TIME examines the latest viral videos spreading across the web
Employees at two General Motors plants, unsure of their futures, pause from their work for TIME photographer Christopher Morris
TIME's Josh Quittner tests the latest HP Elite Book Laptop, with a militarized design that can withstand a drop from three feet
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