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Edition: U.S.
Vol. 165 No. 16

SPECIAL SECTION
TIME 100: Builders & Titans (Time 100 / Builders & Titans)
The Google guys, the BlackBerry boys and a newly sprung Martha Stewart join Jay-Z on the list of the globe's most important business and finance leaders

TIME 100: Heroes & Icons (Time 100 / Heroes & Icons)
Why are rocker Melissa Etheridge and Ukraine President Viktor Yushchenko in this select group? They captured our imagination with their daring and talent

TIME 100: Leaders & Revolutionaries (Time 100 / Leaders & Revolutionaries)
From the President and two of his most powerful advisers to a Somalia-born Dutch politician, the men and women who are shaping world events

TIME 100: Artists & Entertainers (Time 100 / Artists & Entertainers)
Jon Stewart makes us laugh, Jamie Foxx makes us cheer, Miuccia Prada makes us look good--the people who turn life into an art

TIME 100: Scientists & Thinkers (Time 100 / Scientists & Thinkers)
The architect of the President's re-election, the pop intellect behind The Tipping Point and the pioneer of private spacecraft show us how to think big


NOTEBOOK
High-Tech Thievery: The Car Cloners
Law-enforcement officers are seeing a new way to cool down hot cars

Your City In Cyberspace (U.S. Snapshot)
Here's a sampling of cities with the coolest municipal websites

Blogwatch

Verbatim

Baseball in D.C.: Pitching to Black Fans
The Washington Nationals try to win back a demographic that has largely turned away from baseball

Filibuster Face-Off
Senate Democrat Harry Reid stands firm against rising G.O.P. pressure

Punchlines

39 Years Ago In TIME

The Next Foreign Headache (In The Arena)

Numbers

Disabled Enough?
Turmoil at the Ms. Wheelchair Wisconsin pageant

Milestones

Mom Will Be Away For A While
TIME talks to Eileen Collins, commander of the first shuttle mission since the Columbia

Pre-empting a Spy Chief?
John Negroponte is already facing turf battles in the U.S. intelligence community

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ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
A Last Audience With the Pope (The Pope / TIME.com /Vatican Diary)
TIME talks to a Cardinal who met with John Paul II just two hours before he died

What The New Job Specs Are (The Pope)
Observing John Paul II's funeral, his Cardinals realized again how much his legacy will influence who becomes his successor. Here are the attributes and issues likely to loom largest in the conclave's deliberations

A Pope's Farewell (The Pope)
Presidents, princes and common pilgrims from around the world poured into Rome to pay final respects to Pope John Paul II


LAW
The Killers Next Door
Brutal new drug gangs are terrorizing the U.S.-Mexico border


SOCIETY
New Kid in the Kitchen (Living)
He's only 25. But some folks think Dave Lieberman has all the ingredients to be the next celebrity chef

The Bully Blight (Behavior)
Scientists find that getting picked on is more harmful than anyone knew

You Must Be Over 21 to Drink in This Living Room (Family)
A crackdown on house parties stirs up a debate about privacy


ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Part Wise Man, Part Wiseguy (APPRECIATION)
Saul Bellow: 1915-2005

Catch an Opera at Home (Music)
Classical-music fans are discovering the perfect way to experience their favorite works: on DVD

Shadowboxer (Television)
A deadly fight's legacy haunts Ring of Fire

The Flat Earth Policy (Books)
A provocative opinion maker suggests the world is becoming a smaller, safer place

10 Songs Worth at Least 99 Cents (Music)
Nothing sticks to the ears like a really good single. Here's a hit list


YOUR TIME
Quality Care (HEALTH)

Snap Happy (TECHNOLOGY)

Joining Together for Charity (Money)

Light Up the Stage

Money Matters (Money)

Tuition: On the House? (Money)

The Kids Stay in the Picture

Changing Cards (Money)


PEOPLE
Legit at Last

Boy Bands to Men

Far From Heaven

Q&A: Thomas Haden Church


TO OUR READERS
Meet the Writers Behind Our Profiles


LETTERS
Read the story


ESSAY
Earth Mothers on Patrol
Warning to pregnant women: you may turn into an environmental zealot


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President BARACK OBAMA, dismissing reports that African-Americans were angered that Obama did not issue a formal public statement after Michael Jackson's death