Deporting The INS
Granting visas for terrorists after 9/11 could be the last gaffe for the Immigration Service

Yes, We Know It's 2002...
But Al Gore and his rivals already are campaigning like it's 2004. And then there's Tipper


The War America Couldn't Ignore

A Land Divided
In a sliver of territory between the river and the sea, borders have rarely been fixed for long

Bibi's Back
Ex-Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu re-emerges to campaign against Arafat and Sharon

On The Mop-Up Patrol
Traveling with U.S. special forces, a TIME journalist lands in the middle of a fire fight

Why Bush Had To Act (The Dilemma)
With his war on terrorism at stake, the President intervenes in the Middle East. But even his advisers don't agree on a strategy


A River Runs Through It (Environment)


Easier Ways To Take Flight (Trend Alert / Travel)

Backlash Against Charity Sweating (Trend Alert)

Return To Peasantville (Trend Alert / Style)


The Costs Of Penance
How do you put a price on sexual abuse?

Let Priests Marry
And ordain women. This is a time for radical change


Knights & Knaves
Will chess go the way of the WWF? This Russian kingpin sure hopes so


46 Years Ago In TIME

Notebook

Vacancy: Food And Drug Czar

It's Good To Have The King (Key Figure)

Upward Ho! Lining Up For Everest

Milestones (Milestones)

What America Thinks
Six months after the terror attacks, a TIME/CNN poll finds Americans still high on President Bush but unsure about an economic recovery

Up From Poverty

After Shah-i-Kot: The Next Campaign

The Battle Of Yucca Mountain


Life After Oprah
She says she's hanging it up in 2006. Why men are counting the days

Samsung Moves Upmarket
Once a maker of cheapo gadgets, the Korean giant is churning out cutting-edge stuff that's cool to own


RAs Of The World, Unite!
Dorm monitors at Umass-Amherst vote to become America's first unionized undergraduate group


Sex, Drinks And Videotape (Scene)
Can't find love the old-fashioned way? At one new bar, high-tech hookups are just a phone call away

Inside The Oscar Wars (The Arts / Show Business)
Covert ops. Big bucks. Malice aforethought. And Russell Crowe. The Oscar campaign is so dirty, it could make a great movie

Oscar By The Numbers (The Arts / Show Business)
Hollywood lives by stats. Or, rather, $tats: weekend grosses, Tom Hanks' take-home pay, Tom Cruise's divorce settlement. Here are our own.

Rocking The Cradle (The Arts / Books)
A novel by two former New York City nannies dishes the dirt on how the wealthy rear their young

Sidekick On The Loose! (The Arts / Television)
Andy Richter walked away from one of the best gigs in late night. Now he's master of the Universe

Baby, It's Dark Outside (The Arts / Theater)
Sweet Smell of Success is a pale shadow of the noir classic it's based on. Here's what went wrong

The Court (The Arts / Short Takes)
ABC, Tuesdays, 10 p.m. E.T.

Twisted Sister (The Arts / Books)
A delectable novel about a not-so-delightful family

Rules Of Engagement (The Arts / Movies)
Finding modern love in some surprising places

Souljacker (The Arts / Short Takes)
Eels

Exhibition (The Arts / Short Takes)

The Crucible (The Arts / Short Takes)
Directed by Richard Eyre

Y Tu Mama Tambien (The Arts / Short Takes)
Directed by Alfonso Cuaron

Ice Age (The Arts / Short Takes)
Directed by Chris Wedge

MTV2 Presents Unplugged 2.0: Lauryn Hill (The Arts / Short Takes)
MTV, April 19, 10 p.m. E.T.


Global Briefing (Global Business / Global Briefing)

Mission: Intelligence (Global Business / Sleuths In Suits)
Since Sept. 11, executives are demanding better information about security risks--and about threats to their competitive edge

Spies Like Us (Global Business / Sleuths In Suits)
Creating a competitive-intelligence shop is easier than you might think

Typing On Cloth (Global Business / The Global Life)
Logitech unveils a new fold-up fabric keyboard that it hopes will get you

Toxic Trade? (Global Business / Environment)
A Canadian chemical firm says California's pollution controls violate NAFTA rules

People To Watch In International Business (Global Business / World Beaters)

More Chips On The Table (Global Business)
Here's how to play the surge in orders for new semiconductors

Why The Kids Are All Right (Global Business)
U.S. students are taught early to work with technology and in diverse groups


People


Reporters' Notebook (Reporters' Notebook)
When not tailing Cheney, our journalists pursued stories from the front line in Afghanistan to the cutting edge of consumer electronics in Texas. Their thoughts:


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