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Vol. 173 No. 25
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COVER
Ten Days in Tehran (The Well / Cover Story)
The massive protests have shaken Iran's rulers. But that won't make them any easier to deal with

Iran's Awakening (World)
Photos: Ahmadinejad's disputed re-election has brought millions into the streets and exposed cracks in the Iranian regime

Power Of the People (Iran Elections)
An eyewitness account of how frustration fueled a revolt--and why Iran will never be the same


NATION
How to Cut Health-Care Costs: Less Care, More Data (The Well / Nation)
Obama's diagnosis for health reform would cut costs by rewarding quality care and limiting unnecessary treatments. But one man's economies are another's lost profits


ESSAY
Parenting Advice: What Moms Should Learn From Dads
Modern men are increasingly engaged--and relaxed--parents. Moms ought to take notes

Geithner Q&A (Commentary / Interview)
The Treasury Secretary on the economy, consumers and the new rules of the road


WORLD
Afghanistan's Real Strongmen (Postcard from)
Since the Taliban left power, Afghans have developed a new national obsession: bodybuilding. Afghanistan's real strongmen flex their muscles
Web Exclusive  Video: Afghanistan's Bodybuilding Champions
Bodybuilders celebrated the Mr. Afghanistan competition in Kabul, in spite of security and money woes


NOTEBOOK
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The Skimmer (Briefing)
Book Review: Global Status Report on Road Safety by the World Health Organization

The World (Briefing)
10 ESSENTIAL STORIES

Spotlight: Amanda Knox (Briefing)

The Moment (Briefing)
6|15|09: Tehran

A Brief History Of: Cigarette Advertising (Briefing)

Pop Chart

Milestones (Milestones)

Thembi Ngubane (Briefing / Milestones)

Harold Norse (Briefing / Milestones)

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HEALTH & MEDICINE
Fast Food: Would You Like 1,000 Calories with That? (Health & Fitness / Food)
The Senate wants to make chains post this info front and center, but will that make us eat less?
Web Exclusive  Top Ten Worst Fast Food Meals



SOCIETY
Can Genetics Help You Find Love? (Life / Social Norms)
A new company is offering DNA tests to help predict which couples will hit it off


TECHNOLOGY
iLost My Phone (Life / Family Tech)
At last, help for cellulars that go mobile


BUSINESS
A Fun-Free Recovery (The Curious Capitalist)
What does the economic world look like when the recession ends? Grim and grimmer

Is Chrysler Too Big a Mess for Fiat's Turnaround Artista? (The Well / Profile)
Chrysler's new boss, Sergio Marchionne, saved Fiat, but he wants to be viewed as a good manager, not a heroic leader. The American carmaker may need both


ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Woody Allen's Latest: Works Like a Charm (Movies)
In this tale of an old grouch and a Southern belle, Woody Allen hatches his freshest film in ages

Chef Lit (Books)
Anthony Bourdain raised the veil on down-and-dirty kitchen life. This year's crop of food writers keeps on dishing

Sandra Bullock Should Have Said No to The Proposal (Movies)
Sandra Bullock has loads of screen appeal. Now if she could just find a good vehicle for it
Web Exclusive  The Never-Ending Role of Sandra Bullock
TIME movie critic Richard Corliss chronicles the actress's perpetual part as an adorable neurotic hunting for love

Short List
TIME'S PICKS FOR THE WEEK


PEOPLE
10 Questions for Spike Lee (10 Questions)
As Do the Right Thing turns 20 this month, its director looks back. Spike Lee will now take your questions


SPECIAL SECTION
Joburg Gets It Together (Global Business / Megacities)
Soweto's unifying growth will be onstage at the World Cup

K.I.S.S. and Sell
In a complex world, simplicity may be the way to persuade someone to buy a camera--or your idea

The Vacation Recession (Global Business / Tourism)
The travel industry is hurting, forcing companies and countries to scramble for visitors


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