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World's Best Colleges and Universities (Andrew Ward/Getty Images) And the World's Best College Is...

See our first international rankings, based on data from the Times Higher Education—QS World University Rankings, in association with QS Quacquarelli Symonds.

    Why the Predictions of America's Decline?

    U.S. intelligence agencies weigh in with portrait of a "less dominant" United States by 2025.

    Report: CIA Lied About Peru Plane Shootdown

    The CIA's inspector general was looking into a clandestine drug interdiction mission gone wrong.

    Obama Wants More Rights for TSA Workers

    Previous attempts were blocked by worries it could reduce TSA's flexibility in emergencies.

    Surgery in India, All Expenses Paid

    A Wisconsin company is the first to offer employees free surgery in another country

      Pregnant? Thinking About It? 10 Prenatal Tips

      Advice from the experts can help keep a developing baby safe and on track.

        Smokeout Aims to Make Smokers Quitters

        Today is the 33rd annual Great American Smokeout.

          6 Myths About GM, Ford, and Chrysler

          They've got real problems, but corporate jets aren't one of them.

          5 Ways to Benefit From New Medicare Drug Plans

          Seniors are advised to use the open enrollment period to shop for a better plan.

          5 Post-Election Stocks: 4 Obamas Plus a Biden

          Natural gas, green energy, and...guns?

          Early Applications Unexpectedly Surge

          Baffled officials expect a "roller coaster" of an admissions cycle this year.

          College Presidents' Salaries Up 35 Percent

          Meanwhile, professors' pay has grown only slightly faster than inflation.

          Who Won Our College Video Contest?

          U.S. News's panel makes its picks.

          Obama Dominated McCain Online

          The president-elect was far ahead online, Matthew Fraser and Soumitra Dutta write.

          The New GOP Game Plan

          Republicans must update their strategy, not just their tactics, Doug Heye writes.

          The GOP Must Steer a Sensible Course

          Republicans should not veer hard to the right in response to Obama's victory, John Mashek writes.

          ON THE NEWSSTAND NOW

          Barack Obama inherits two wars, a collapsing economy, a country anxious for change—and he isn't even president yet.

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          U.S. News has collected data from more than 1,400 colleges to bring you this year's rankings.

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          Best Careers 2008

          These 31 jobs will be in growing demand as Americans seek richer, simpler lives. Plus, Most Overrated Careers.

          Election Photo Galleries (Oli Scarff/Getty Images)

          Big Ben is the backdrop for an advertisement for the Evening Standard newspaper, which produced a special edition highlighting Obama's victory.

          A Historic Election

          Barack Obama is elected president of the United States, the first African-American to win the office.

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          Brian Kelly, Editor U.S. News & World Report

          Editor's Note: Who Are America's Best Leaders?

          We've had our say; now, we'd like to hear from you.

          Washington Whispers

          It seems Beau is one dedicated soldier because he spurned an offer to be an absentee Senator.

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          The Obama Economic Team

          Capital Commerce: It's an All-Star roster of center-left economists and thinkers.

          Treasury Secretary Geithner: Further Thoughts

          Capital Commerce: More on the role of the next Treasury secretary.

          Florida Governor Supports Tuition Hike

          The Paper Trail: Charlie Crist has opposed a hike in the past, but the state's economy has put higher education in a bind.

          The Paper Trail: School is trying to slow enrollment growth.

          Harvard Shuts Down Girl Talk Concert

          The Paper Trail: Unruly mob and thrown glow sticks cut pep rally short.

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