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Your tweet near the end of Super Bowl XLVI may have very well been lost amid a sea of other tweets

Downton Abbey Watch: The Ballad of Sad Lady Edith

Mitt Romney's Poverty Problem

Animals, beer, women in bikinis, aging actors -- all the things that one would expect from Super Bowl commercials were present and accounted for this year. TIME grades the ads of Super Bowl XLVI

The Mainstreaming of Hamas Continues as Palestinian Unity Gains Steam

The Corporate Tax Rate Is Lowest in Decades; Is Business Paying Its Fair Share?

Flight delayed for another three hours? Just breathe deeply.

AA is an airline that always seems to be mad at someone: employees, competitors, passengers, governments, OPEC. The company has been at war with its unions for years

While the Komen episode generated an immediate response by Planned Parenthood's supporters, legislative attacks against the organization last year resulted in barely a social media pee

With medical marijuana now available in 16 states, decriminalizing pot for recreational use could be around the corner

At least three giant-telescope projects are now under way, and the biggest of them, the European Extremely Large Telescope, is finally breaking ground in Chile

The breach among the Permanent Five members of the U.N. Security Council in Saturday's vote on Syria's increasingly bloody power struggle could have profound implications for Syria's immediate future

Whether called the Falklands or Las Malvinas, the south Atlantic islands are once again the center of a diplomatic row as the 30th anniversary of a brief war approaches

A Tale of Two Passes: How the New York Giants Won the Super Bowl

An Internet-fueled war of words raged across the Atlantic this week between the unlikeliest of opponents

When Poetry Gets You Time in a Chinese Prison

In 1991, India liberalized its planned economy. Now a generation wrestles with the perils and promise of a more freewheeling, market-driven world

li Manning is the big man in the NFL after one-upping Tom Brady and leading the New York Giants to a 21-17 victory over the New England Patriots in Sunday's Super Bowl