Time, December 24, 2007

Can Anyone Win This Thing?
The race for the Republican presidential nomination is turning into a rare and unpredictable free-for-all. That's what happens when a party lacks a front runner, is low on intellectual steam -- and its best candidates all have notable defects.

Rudy: All Business
The former New York City mayor parlayed his experience into opportunity. He got rich, but who were his clients?

The Power of 10
Why do we go list-crazy at the end of every year? Here are the Top 10 reasons.

The Best Top 10 Lists of the Year
The 10 Biggest Religion Stories
The 10 Best Theater Shows
The 10 Best Breakups
The 10 Best Songs
The 10 Best Web Videos
The 10 Best Buzzwords
The 10 Best Movies
The 10 Best TV Shows
The 10 Best Books: Nonfiction
The 10 Best Scandals
The 10 Most Underreported Stories
The 10 Must-Have Fashion Items
The 10 Best Books: Fiction
The 10 Best Websites
The 10 Best (New and Upcoming) Architectural Marvels
The 10 Best Video Games
The 10 Best Quotes
The 10 Best Scientific Discoveries
The 10 Best T Shirt-Worthy Phrases
The 10 Best Chores to Outsource
The 10 Best TV Ads
The 10 Biggest Medical Breakthroughs
The 10 Best Sports Moments
The 10 Best DVDs
The 10 Best / Worst Business Deals
The 10 Best Stocks

Credit Cards and Spendthrifts
MasterCard's Bob Selander tells TIME's Jyoti Thottam about the rise of debit, recession in the U.S. and the world's big spenders.

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