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’Barack Reagan’
What Obama Will Achieve in His Second Term
By Andrew Sullivan

NEWSBEAST
AMERICAN NOTEBOOK
Gearing up for the debates.
By Michelle Cottle

INTERNATIONAL NOTEBOOK
For West Bank women, an easier path to divorce.
By Dan Ephron and Nuha Musleh

PERSON OF INTEREST
Won’t Back Down’s director fends off a teachers’ union assault.
By Lloyd Grove

WORLD ON A PAGE
Ms. Precocious, M.P.; Walmart Singh.
By Tunku Varadarajan

TECHNOLOGY - By Alex Klein
RELIGION - By David Sessions
CAVEAT EMPTOR - By Josh Dzieza

REPORTER AT LARGE
Netanyahu is losing steam.
By Dan Ephron

NEWS GALLERY
Kate’s smile; child rioters.

FEATURES
Welcome Back to the White House, Mr. President
With his first term behind him, Obama is poised to be as significant a president as Reagan.
By Andrew Sullivan

”I Pray My Daughters Have a Life Like Mine”
These words were spoken to the author by a devout Saudi matriarch.
While some in the kingdom strive for new freedoms, others see change as a road to hell.
By Karen Elliott House

American Women Have It Wrong
We have powerful jobs, well-run homes, and perfect children.
But we’re still not making it to the very top.
There are things we can learn from the rest of the world.
By Debora Spar

Hellbent for Election
Will scandalous videos and a newly unified opposition undo Georgia’s President Saakashvili?
By Melik Kaylan

I’m Sorry, Steve Jobs
A leading oncologist on how we hailed to save an icon and why we will lose many more lives if we do not give cancer research the funding it deserves.
By Siddhartha Mukherjee

OMNIVORE
BOOKS --- Tarun Tejpal dives into the seamy, dark side of India.
COLLECTING --- A former French president auctions off his domicile.
FASHION --- Stand-out trends from the runways of Burberry, Marchesa, and more.
FOOD --- A cookbook for amateur foragers.
THE CITY --- Chitra Divakaruni reflects on Kolkata.