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Edition: U.S.
Vol. 160 No. 19
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NATION
Dodging The Bullet
Even in the wake of the sniper slayings, Democrats are shying away from gun control

The Road To Capture
Over the three-week investigation, the multi-agency task force yielded 138,000 calls and enlisted everything from geographic profilers to Pentagon reconnaissance planes to help catch the quarry. But i

Behind The Killer Smiles
Broke and homeless, JOHN ALLEN MUHAMMAD and LEE MALVO traveled together and are accused of killing together too. A story of two lives gone bad

Death On The Campaign Trail
A plane crashes, a Democratic Senator dies and suddenly both parties must readjust their strategies for winning control of the Senate


WORLD
Reaching Out to a Powerful Friend (Letter From Qatar)
A sheikdom welcomes the U.S. while dabbling in modernity

Bloody Drama
His back to the wall, Putin retakes a Moscow theater from a Chechen suicide squad, but the cost is high

The Chechen Suicide Squad


SOCIETY
Is Pot Good For You?
Well, no. But the latest research suggests the health risk from occasional use is mild, and it might ease certain ills

The New Politics Of Pot
CAN IT GO LEGIT? How the people who brought you medical marijuana have set their sights on lifting the ban for everyone


RELIGION
The Brother Of Jesus?
A French scholar argues that the 1st century burial box of a "James" is the first archaeological proof of the existence of Jesus of Nazareth


SPORT
A Coach Second to None
He may not have been its top pick, but Tyrone Willingham has Notre Dame winning again


TECHNOLOGY
Busjacking for Grownups (Video Games)
Grand Theft Auto III is a national obsession. Its sequel borders on something more: art


NOTEBOOK
Freedom Cry

Verbatim

Trick or Fido

Milestones

In Search Of Divas...And Ratings

Campaigning Judges: A Growth Industry

Numbers

What About Reveille?

Terror on the Rails?


ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Extra! Dynasties Duel!
Old allies at the New York Times and the Washington Post find Paris isn't big enough for both of them

Do They Want Something Better?
Yes, the Arab world may embrace democracy. They just don't want it from us

Artist, Con Artist, Art House
A forgettable Frida, a regrettable Charlie and a lovely epic about France, filmmaking and the Resistance

A Kid Brother Gets in Trouble

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Very Jerry (Show Business)
For Seinfeld In Comedian, Stand-Up Is Deadly Serious Business

An Empire of the Mind (Television)
Simon Schama's lively, provocative A History of Britain examines the ideas that outlast monuments

The Good Liar (Books)
In Umberto Eco's wry novel, truth is not so true

Pay Your Taxes (Books)
An absorbing social history of the income tax

Land of the Islamic Bomb (Books)
In the war on terrorism, Pakistan is a crucial but unreliable ally. A new book explains why

They've Got a Way (Theater)
Twyla Tharp and Billy Joel make Broadway rock

Hold the Fries (Music)
The Ketchup Song: hear it now, it'll be gone tomorrow


YOUR TIME
Building a Better Mouse (Personal Time / Buy Or Hold?)

Planner, You Are Outta Here! (Personal Time / Your Money)
Did your financial adviser fail you? Here's how to know--and some new ways to hire a replacement

Rethinking a Heart-Disease Risk (Personal Time / Your Health)
Homocysteine may be less dangerous than we thought. But some folks still need to watch it

Your Health (Personal Time / Your Health)

My Des Moines (Personal Time)

Second Opinion (Personal Time)

What Color Do You Want Your Tea to Be? (Personal Time)


SPECIAL SECTION
Best Websites (Time Bonus Section / Inside Business)
FOR BUSINESS

All the Marble (Time Bonus Section / Inside Business)
A global mining firm offers good jobs in rural Vermont, but protesters say the environmental cost is too high

No Free Golf (Time Bonus Section / Inside Business)
Under fire for pushing expensive drugs, salesmen are cutting back on the wining and dining of doctors

What Ad Slump? (Time Bonus Section / Inside Business)
Even as cable lures away viewers, the TV networks are raking in record ad revenues. Here's why

Weasels at Work (Time Bonus Section / Inside Business)
Recession. Layoffs. Corporate scandal and stupidity. Yes, it's a great time to be Dilbert


PEOPLE
Playing It Cool, One Very Long Day at a Time (At Lunch With / Kiefer Sutherland)

People


LETTERS
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