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infoMania series page at Hulu.comSee who won the title from 'People' in this week's 'We've Got You Covered,' Conor Knighton's weekly roundup of the glossies.Author: hulu Tags: Dale Earndhart magazines Ellen Playboy gay Sarah Palin Michelle Obama How The @ Is This A Magazine John Legend comedy Twilight Obama Joanna Krupa Katie Holmes We’ve Got You Covered Jon Hamm Johnny Depp Larry King Conor Knighton Globe Nascar Serial Killer Magazine Dancing With The Stars Larry Sinclair Newsweek Posted: 21 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

See who won the title from 'People' in this week's 'We've Got You Covered,' Conor Knighton's weekly roundup of the glossies.

NEWSWEEK rewinds the first 10 years of the new century, reminding you of the best, worst, and unforgettable moments.

Fareed Zakaria, the editor of Newsweek International and former host of public television's Foreign Exchange has written nearly a half dozen books and appeared as an analyst and expert on programs such as ABC News and This Week with George Stephanopoulos. This summer, he launches Fareed Zakaria GPS, a new program about international affairs on CNN. His latest book, The Post-American World, is a critical look at American foreign policy and an examination of what he calls "the rise of the rest". Host Enrique Cerna has a blunt conversation with Zakaria about his book and the greatest threats facing America today.

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Today, in a change of pace, a single subject podcast: trickle-down economics and the unsustainable economic inequality and social ills it produces.Sometimes escaping from the mouth of a right-winger is an utterance so jaw-dropping, that it merits an entire show.Brian Griffiths is a Goldman, Sachs international advisor. He was recently discussing Wall Street salaries and bonuses. You've probably

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Today, a jam-packed show.First, you'll hear about some new statistics sure to render speechless your friendly local right-wingers, when you're debating health care reform with them.Next, how about a little old-time religion: some information that will enormously enhance your ability to put right-wing Christians on the defensive.Finally, you'll get some facts about the community group ACORN you'd

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