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Vol. 166 No. 18

COVER
The Broken Promise (Business)
By DONALD L. BARLETT AND JAMES B. STEELE
Companies are walking away from longtime pension obligations, leaving millions of Americans at risk of an impoverished retirement. TIME looks at how Congress let this happen and the social insecurity it's causing

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Miers Makes GOP Enemies
By MIKE ALLEN

10 Questions For Mike Wallace


NATION
An Unholy Alliance?
By ADAM ZAGORIN, KAREN TUMULTY AND MASSIMO CALABRESI WASHINGTON
A TIME investigation shows the lobbyist now at the center of a federal probe had a good friend eager to open doors at the White House: former Christian Coalition chief Ralph Reed

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