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A Brief History of Leftovers

By Kate Pickert

A Brief History of Pie

By Laura Mayer

A Brief History of Veganism

By Claire Suddath

America's Worst Vice Presidents

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Famous Brothers and Sisters Throughout History

A gallery of famous siblings and their sometimes fractious, sometimes harmonious relationships

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The Unofficial Story of the al-Qaeda 14

Their torture by the CIA was wrong--in more ways than you might think

By TIME Staff

Eat American!

Summer's bounty inspires young chefs

By Mimi Sheraton

Inside the Interrogation of Detainee 063

EXCLUSIVE: To get the '20th Hijacker' to talk, the U.S. used a wide range of tactics. A secret log reveals the first documented view of how Gitmo really works

By Adam Zagorin and Michael Duffy

What Makes Teens Tick

A flood of hormones, sure. But also a host of structural changes in the brain. Can those explain the behaviors that make adolescence so exciting--and so exasperating?

By Claudia Wallis

Destiny's Adult

She sings. She writes. She's gorgeous. She may even be able to act. But with her solo debut, all Beyoncé Knowles wants to do is grow up

By Josh Tyrangiel / Los Angeles

If You Want To Humble An Empire

If you want to humble an empire it makes sense to maim its cathedrals. They are symbols of its faith, and when they crumple and burn, it tells us we are not so powerful and...

By Nancy Gibbs

In Praise of Laziness

Sure, summer is over, but that's no reason to become a working stiff again

By Garrison Keillor

Four-Wheel Expertise

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By TIME Staff

Maestro of The Mike

Read TIME's 1999 story on Stan Freberg

By Richard Zoglin

Television: Capital Ideas

A speechwriter's--sorry, scriptwriter's--D.C. series

By James Poniewozik

Muhammad Ali: The Greatest

Floating, stinging, punching, prophesying, he transformed his sport and became the world's most adored athlete

By George Plimpton

Kinder, Gentler—And In The Lead

After a family crisis and religious conversion, Jeb Bush is back in the running for Governor of Florida

By S.C. Gwynne/Miami

He Called Me Ellen Degenerate?

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By Bruce Handy / Los Angeles

Blood on the Mat

The killing of an Olympic gold medalists suggest that John du Pont, patron of wrestling, was no angel

By John Greenwald

Friends and Layabouts

In the new, post-Seinfeld sitcom world, twentysomethings spend most of their time practicing the art of indolence

By Richard Zoglin
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