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Preparing for Harry

Excitement builds for the release of The Deathly Hallows

The British Army Withdraws from Ulster

The British army's operation in Northern Ireland has come to an end after 38 years — the Army's longest ever continuous campaign, with more than 300,000 personnel taking part. TIME looks back at their time in the province.

Life and Death in the Ramadi ER

Multimedia: Surgeons and medics in an army field hospital struggle to save the lives of Iraqi and American troops

County Fair

Photographer Greg Miller documents America's enduring love for corn dogs and tilt-a-whirls

RoboCup 2007

The RoboCup Federation's annual competition, held this year at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, invites scientists and amateurs to construct a robot team capable of defeating the 2050 human World Cup Soccer champions

Wild Weather

The beginning of summer ushers in some crazy climate conditions

Gangs in New Zealand

Ethnic gangs have been in New Zealand so long they've become part of the landscape. Now they are mutating in ways too ugly to ignore. Inside the gangs and the police effort to check them.

Photographs for TIME by Nigel Marple

The Busiest Wedding Day in History

Las Vegas was inundated with couples on July 7, 2007, deemed an auspicious day for marital vows

Photographs for TIME by Laura Kleinhenz

Hillary Clinton Campaigns In Iowa

And she has brought out the big gun, her husband.
Photographs by Christopher Morris / VII for TIME

The New Seven Wonders of the World

And the winners are...

Carnoustie Prepares

Preparations are under way for The Open Championship 2007 at Carnoustie, Scotland.

Photographs for TIME by Ashley Coombes / Epicscotland

Terror in the UK

Great Britain endures a new round of attacks

Takeru Kobayashi, World Champion Hot Dog Eater

The six-time world champion will attempt to defend his title at the Nathan's annual Hot Dog eating Contest.

Music for the People's Princess

Amid heavy security, Princes William and Harry host an all-star tribute to Diana at London's Wembley Stadium

JFK's Presidential Campaign

Rare and unseen photographs from the LIFE Magazine Archive

JFK's Early Years

The American scion from birth to wedding day

JFK Style

The 35th President defined effortless American elegance.

Philip Johnson's Glass House

The residence that the architect built for himself in New Canaan, Conn. is now open to the public.

A Photographic History of the Cell Phone

A photographic history of mobile telecommunications

The Kitchen Gods

In the intense, 25-chef kitchen at Kikunoi in Kyoto, Japan, the art of kaiseki is a culinary skill and a way of life. Photographs for TIME by Andreas Seibert / LookatOnline

Perfection in 14 Courses

Growing out of the small dishes served during traditional Japanese tea ceremonies, a kaiseki meal is the highest form of Japanese culinary art. Photographs for TIME by Andreas Seibert / LookatOnline

Rupert Murdoch

A day in the life of the media baron
Photographs for TIME by Tom Stoddart

Cocaine Country

Life on the streets with the anti-narcotics police of Guinea-Bissau and Liberia. Photographs by Alessandro Scotti

Natural Sites Nominated for the World Heritage List

A gallery of the natural and cultural sites that UNESCO will consider for inscription on its hallowed roster

On the road with Jean-Georges

Fusion pioneer Jean-Georges Vongerichten never stops testing culinary boundaries. On the road with the busiest chef in the biz. Photographs for TIME by Mark Peterson

Depressing Destinations

Many tourists choose to spend their vacations exploring miseries past.

Hard Times In Brooklyn

A Serbian photographer discovers the mean streets of Bushwick

President Bush: My Summer Trip to Europe

TIME photographer Christopher Morris documents a White House expedition on the continent.

Muhammad Ali: A Look Back in Photos

A new exhibit in New York City showcases the champ in some intimate shots, taken over the years by the photographers of the agency Magnum Photos
The show runs from June 13 to July 29 at the 401 Projects Gallery

The Rise and Fall of the Berlin Wall

A history of the barrier between East and West Germany, constructed 50 years ago.

America's Hidden Workforce

Photographer Samantha Appleton explores the world of migrant laborers

Bill Gates: The Early Years

A look at the life of the Microsoft co-founder before the internet revolution

Best Shots from Google's Candid Camera

For over a year, Google sent out teams in five cities to compile photos for a new street-level image option for New York, San Francisco, Miami, Las Vegas and Denver. Here are the ten unlikeliest images captured by Google's roaming cameras.

Galician Village

A vanishing way of life. Carmen Iglesias de Filgueiras, 95, in her the living room of her farmhouse, in Vilar, Galicia, where she was born. Photographs for TIME by Jose Luis Lopez de Zubiria

A Photographer's Last Assignment

Forty years ago, Life Magazine photographer Paul Schutzer was killed while covering the Six-Day War

What the World Eats, Part I

What's on family dinner tables around the globe? Photographs by Peter Menzel from the book "Hungry Planet"

Hong Kong: What's Changed, What Hasn't

In the months before the 1997 handover, pessimists said Hong Kong would soon be "just another Chinese city" -- losing what made it uniquely successful. But while some predictions have come true, many of its best features endure

Timeline: Hong Kong, 1997-2007

A photographic look back at a tumultuous ten years

What Makes You Eat More Food

Seven ways our bodies tell us we're hungry--even when we're not

Light at the Museum

A wing designed by architect Steven Holl gives a new glow to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City

Photographs courtesy of Roland Halbe / The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

Espresso Italiano

TIME spends a day in one of Rome's famous and fabulous coffee bars, and discovers why Starbucks struggle to gain a foothold in the land of the barista. Photographs for TIME by Davide Monteleone / Contrasto

Cindy Sheehan Resigns

The peace activist will no longer serve as the public face of the anti-war movement

Everest 2007

Triumph and tragedy on the world's highest mountain

Gordon Brown: Cometh The Hour

In an exclusive photo-essay, TIME follows Britain's next Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, as he prepares for power

50th ANNIVERSARY OF PICTURE POST

Getty Images celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the end of Britain's last photographic news magazine, Picture Post (1938-1957) with an exhibition of iconic photographs, 24 May — 30 June 2007 at the Getty Images Gallery, London W1, UK

The Vision of Richard Serra

The sculptor marks 40 years of work with a retrospective at MoMA

Al Gore's American Life

A look back through the archives at TIME's environmental hero and Nobel Peace Prize winner

Lebanon in Crisis

A Photo Time Line

The Two Sides of Nigeria

Will elections change the struggling oil-rich nation?
Photographs by Jacob Silberberg / Panos and Thomas Dworzak / Magnum for TIME

Jerry Falwell: 1933 - 2007