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BUSINESS Can Newsweek survive as a digital-only publication? "We are transitioning Newsweek," insists editor-in-chief Tina Brown, "not saying goodbye to it." THE ROMNEY CAMPAIGN Mitt Romney's latest audio leak: Should employers really tell workers how to vote? The GOP nominee urges business owners to tell their workers which candidate to support for president. Is that just free speech, or intimidation? MYSTERIES OF SPACE Was the moon once part of Earth? Multiple studies add credence to the theory that a piece of our planet broke off billions of years ago, thanks to a massive collision between Earth and another orbs THE ROMNEY CAMPAIGN Tagg Romney wants to 'take a swing' at Obama: Over the line? Apparently, Mitt's son really doesn't like it when his father's assertions are challenged ARTS+LIFE The Ukraine's disturbing 'Barbie flu' beauty trend With the help of plastic surgery and extreme styling, women are proudly transforming themselves into living dolls ARTS+LIFE The 'under-the-radar' celebrity pregnancy trend Bucking Hollywood's tendency to over-share in exchange for publicity, some stars are actually trying to keep their babies to themselves FROM OUR PARTNERS AT SLATE If all 44 U.S. presidents ran against each other, who would win? FDR and JFK are among the top contenders, says one political handicapper. But so are Reagan and Clinton SEE ALL CARTOONS SLATE Twitter censors its first user NEWSER Gunman kills 3, self at Florida hair salon NEW YORK MAGAZINE New York appeals court rules Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional DISCOVERY NEWS Dome-headed dinos battled with their heads SALON Mitt entrusts Ann with damage control on The View Shotgun wedding Buy an engagement ring, get a free shotgun — and more in our collection of strange revelations about the nation         Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | privacy policy  Copyright © 2012 The Week, All rights reserved.