The Terrorist Next Door? (Nation/Al-Qaeda/Homeland Security)
The U.S. warns of a major attack and reminds Americans that terrorists can be homegrown

A Former President's Mad Dash to 80 (Nation/On The Presidency)
For George H.W. Bush, it's parties, parachutes and trips around the world


Minding Their Manners
A new breed of etiquette classes for the generation of kids raised on Bart Simpson and Britney Spears

When God Is The Warden
The nation's first faith-based prison mixes religion and rehab — and stirs up controversy


The Master Builder (Business/Iraq The Halliburton Connection)
Halliburton knows the business of war. But can it pull off the Iraqi job when it's under fire in Iraq and at home?

Fear And Loathing On Iraqi Roads (Business/Iraq The Halliburton Connection)


Chasing The Truth (News/Sport)
Track stars Marion Jones and her boyfriend Tim Montgomery are entangled in steroid investigations


The Paper Trail (Business)
Did Cheney Okay a Deal?

A Saddam Souvenir
President Bush keeps the former dictator's pistol at arm's reach

The New Rules Of The Road (Essay)
How to plan a fun summer trip when a tank of gas costs $50

Putting It In Context (Notebook/Campaign '04)

35 Years Ago In Time

Milestones (Notebook/Milestones)

After Gitmo, A Talib Takes Revenge

Can a Pharmacist Refuse To Dispense Birth Control?

Cooling On Ashcroft

Hubble's Hope: I, Robot

Numbers

Performance Of The Week

The Fill-'Er-Up Blues

Tit For Tat

Verbatim

The Cure For Iraq Fatigue (In The Arena)

10 Questions For Rush Limbaugh (Interview)

Letters (Letters)

People (People)

Q&A With Gene Hackman (People)
Gene Hackman has just written his second novel with co-author Daniel Lenihan, Justice for None.

The New Battle of the Bulge (To Our Readers)

Inside The Takedown (World/Iraq The Chalabi Controversy)
A TIME investigation reveals why the U.S. dumped Chalabi and what he may have told Iran

The Man With The Plan (World/Iraq The Power Struggle)
Lakhdar Brahimi is the diplomat who is supposed to have one. But the job of moving Iraq toward political independence is tough when the Iraqis can't agree and the U.S. hovers

"Security ... Is Just Impossible" (World/Iraq The Power Struggle/Interview: Lakhdar Brahimi)


Bad Boy Of The School Of Paris (Arts/Art)
A small blockbuster of a show rethinks Modigliani, poster child for the bohemian life

France Is Lovely. We Know (Arts/Books)
Peter Mayle's new novel is again about the sunlit joys of Provence. Maybe it's time for a change

Murder Most Exotic (Arts/Books)
Three detective novels from far-flung climes bring an extra layer of mystery to the gumshoe business

The Horror Of Sameness (Arts/Books)
In Oblivion, David Foster Wallace delivers short stories about the fear of not being great

Five Difficult Pieces (Arts/Movies)
Lars von Trier puts a fellow director to a torture test. And — surprise — a terrific film ensues

When Harry Met Sirius (Arts/Movies)
The Potter franchise has a new director, a zestier spirit — and a bunch of kids entering puberty

Still Dark, Still Great (Arts/Music)
PJ Harvey's obsession with love and sex continues

The 12 Songs Of Summer (Arts/Music)
Tis the season for catchy tunes. Here's what to listen for (and avoid) in the hot months


Aspirin And Cancer (Your Time/Health)

Cocaine Babies Revisited (Your Time/Health)

Prostate Debate (Your Time/Health)

Say "I Do" to Health (Your Time/Health/Paging Dr. Gupta)
Studies show marriage can be good for your health — as long as it's a happy one

An Automobile That's A Real Steal (Your Time/Money)

The War Of The Low-Carb Colas (Your Time/Money)

Women on Top (Your Time/Money)
Want to know the secrets of female millionaires? A new book tells all

A Fashionable Alternative To Sunscreen And Bug Spray (Your Time/Style)

Carrying The Torch In Style (Your Time/Style)

The Natural Look (Your Time/Style)
Furniture designers are looking to Mother Nature for inspiration

Words For The Wise (Your Time/Style)


Legacy of Dreams (TIME Bonus Section July 2004: Inside Business/Entrepreneurs)
Second-generation immigrants are taking over their parents' businesses, adding modern flair — and American flavor

General Food (TIME Bonus Section July 2004: Inside Business/Charity)
Taking cues from the for-profit business world, an ex-Marine strategically combats poverty in Chicago

Start-Up Your Engines! (TIME Bonus Section July 2004: Inside Business/Board Of Technologists)
It takes a discerning eye and a strong stomach to invest in new companies. Five veterans tell us what's ahead

Two-Sided TIPS (TIME Bonus Section July 2004: Inside Business/Investing)
With rising prices on their minds, investors are flocking to inflation-protected Treasuries. Should you?