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Vol. 166 No. 2

COVER
The Tipping Point? (Nation)
By RICHARD LACAYO
Sandra Day O'Connor's surprise resignation unleashes a battle over whether the high court will gain a new swing vote or a solid-right identity

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NOTEBOOK
A DeLay Acolyte To Stop Serving
By ADAM ZAGORIN
Lobbyist Jack Abramoff may be close to selling his popular D.C. hangout

10 Questions For Tony Blair
TIME talks to the British Prime Minister about the G-8, AIDS and Africa


SOCIETY
When to Give Up a Source
By BILL SAPORITO
In surrendering a reporter's notes, TIME Inc.'s top editor says the rule of law trumps the promise of confidentiality. Where does journalism go from here?

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