His characterization of a Brooklyn school as a madrassa set off a storm of controversy.

Tax evasion is no joke.

Engi Wassef debuts her first feature documentary at the Tribeca Film Festival.

Is Reverend Wright purposefully sabotaging his former parishioner's campaign?

At last, a Madonna-Harvard connection.

Is Jeffrey Sachs yearning to become an official government mandarin?

Cry-Baby, Cry.

The Spitzer saga gets even smuttier(?!)

Where's Whitman?

A literary It-boy plays football, trades barbs.

Bloomberg books it. And writes a poem.

Was the abrupt dismissal of "most powerful woman on Wall Street" inevitable?

As the long slog toward the nomination continues, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are closer than ever in the polls. Where does Obama stand in the wake of Clinton’s victory in Pennsylvania?

Just in time for the Indiana primary, the Court weighs in on the state's voter-identification law.

After 30 years in the frying pan, Vladmir Nabokov's final novel is granted a reprieve from the fire.

A run-down of the Harvardians who made headlines this week.

Scalia, Unleashed

The Aga Khan’s Global Vision

The New Rockefeller Center

The Global Gore Crisis

President Bush Admits Economy is Sluggish.

Raking in the money, unfortunately not at Harvard.

The sex scandal that keeps on giving.

Lately of Late Night.

A trove of documents from one of the iconic writer’s many mistresses ends up at Harvard, turning a profit for the former Mailer lover.

Colombia, its embattled President and the U.S.

The infinite primary: Pennsylvania results.

As CEO of SonyBMG Clive Davis discovered some of the biggest stars in the music biz. Does a new job title for the legendary mogul signal the end of an era?

Weezer, led by elusive and eccentric front man Rivers Cuomo, is releasing its first album since 2005’s“Make Believe.” Here’s the early buzz on its new single, “Pork ‘n’ Beans.”

As food prices continue to rise, what is being done to stave off international crisis?

The CNN anchor's recent remarks were offensive to some, and unforgivable to others.

Weighing the CEO's business strategy

After a surprise announcement from Viacom, speculation as to the motives behind this latest round of backroom dealings abounds.

MicroHoo? Ballmer suggests Yahoo's expected strong first-quarter results won't affect Microsoft’s bid.

Newsweek Editor Fareed Zakaria on the future of the Muslim world, whether American kids are decadent, and what we can learn from the Swiss.

Ben Bernanke: The man. The madness? The grudge match?

As three heads of state descend on New Orleans, bloggers and economists speculate. And sharpen their pens.

Newsweek and the NY Post both report today on rumors that Michael Bloomberg’s advisers are urging him to purchase the New York Times.

In the spirit of Earth Day 2008, all eyes turn to climate change awareness evangelist Al Gore.

Linda Bilmes opens the books on the Iraq war and the Pentagon’s financial secrecy.