The Multitasking Generation (Cover Story / genM)
They're e-mailing, IMing and downloading while writing the history essay. What is all that digital juggling doing to kids' brains and their family life?

A Dad's Encounter with The Vortex of Facebook (genM)


The Politics of Fat
Experts say our expanding girth is killing us and costing the health-care system billions. But is this a problem government can solve? Or should?

A Legal Loose Cannon
How does a government lawyer on the Moussaoui case commit a blunder so basic in a trial so big?

Was the War Worth It? (Time Forum / March 20, 2003 - March 20, 2006)
Three years into the Iraq war, TIME posed the question to a wide array of experts and thinkers. The answers may surprise you


Can the U.S. Prevent This?

On the Block

Man's New Best Friend?

Milestones

Verbatim

7 Years Ago In TIME

Punchlines

The Vatican's Quiet American

Numbers

Scoring Snafus (Speed Read)

Gitmo Goat or Hero?

Update: Randal McCloy Jr.

Our Eyes Are Open. Now What? (In The Arena)


Twilight In Italy (Time Bonus Section April 2006: Global Business / italy vs. china)
What happens when a traditional European industry faces Asian competition? A crisis. Welcome to Manzano, Italy's chair capital

Sitting Pretty (Time Bonus Section April 2006: Global Business / italy vs. china)
China's chairmaking industry is booming. But that doesn't mean staying on top will be easy

Heelys Wheel Ahead (Time Bonus Section April 2006: Global Business / small business)
The small Texas shoe firm is trying to control its global expansion. That means tackling cheap knockoffs and problem partners

Hot Property (Time Bonus Section April 2006: Global Business / investing)
The boomer real estate boom reaches Costa Rica, Guatemala and Nicaragua

Speeding Up Renault (Time Bonus Section April 2006: Global Business / change agent)
Carlos Ghosn, Nissan's savior, is pushing the French automaker to get into gear

People to Watch In International Business (Time Bonus Section April 2006: Global Business / world beaters)

Don't Fear the Digital (Viewpoint)
It's dumbing down our kids? Hardly. Why plugging in is good for you

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Collateral Damage or Civilian Massacre in Haditha? (TIME Investigation)
U.S. Marines killed 15 Iraqi civilians in their homes last November. Was it self-defense, an accident or cold-blooded revenge? A TIME exclusive

The Revenge of the Not-So-Radicals (Letter From Paris)
A massive student strike shows why the French aren't what they used to be


A Crude Warning (Environment)
The largest oil spill in Alaska's North Slope raises sticky questions about future drilling in the Arctic

Mind over Medicine (Health)
Hypnosis as an alternative to sedation is making a comeback in the operating room. Here's how it works


The Spy in Your Pocket
Any private eye or vandal can buy your mobile-phone records. And it's all legal—so far


Exclusive: Mel Gibson's Apocalyto Now (Movies)
EXCLUSIVE: You'd think Mel Gibson was all done with violent movies about the past told in a foreign tongue, right? Think again

5 Great New Albums (Music)
Twee rock? Alt-country? Dirty R&B? We've got your favorite genre covered

Gandalf in Greasepaint (Theater)
The Lord of the Rings musical (yep, musical) moves heaven and Middle-earth to do the trilogy justice

The Unholy Alliance (Books)
Kevin Phillips believes the U.S. is threatened by a combination of petroleum, preachers and debt


Sleeping-Pill Puzzler (Health)

With Kids In Tow (Travel)


People

10 Questions For Bette Midler (Interview)


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Lobbyists in Love
With power couples, conflict of interest is what makes them interesting