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ASIA
AFGHANISTAN:
Felling Idols Taliban zealots target a pair of landmark
3rd century Buddhas
EUROPE
FARMING
CRISIS: Fear of Food Thousands of animals are incinerated
as an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Britain
provokes alarm in Europe -and more debate about food
safety Q&A: The virus and its dangers
ITALY: Headlines that Hurt Il Foglio may be small, but
the powerful flinch at its punches
UNITED
STATES
DOMESTIC POLICY: Fuzzy Math? George W. Bush takes his
tax cut to the people and puts the screws to the pols.
But do his numbers really add up? Back on the Ranch:
In Texas, Dubya leaves a budget shortfall
BUSINESS:
Judging Jackson A federal appeals court excoriates Judge
Thomas Penfield Jackson. Will his loose lips sink the
government's case?
ENVIROMENT: Does Bush Have a Green Tinge? It's hard
to say, but his epa chief sure is talking a good game
MIDDLE
EAST
ISRAEL:
In Living Color A comic journalist visits Hebron, where
two peoples can't get along
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AFRICA
UGANDA: Soap in Kampala A Melrose Place election sees
Museveni under threat on all sides
LIBYA:
Introducing "Mr. Africa" Ignored by the Arab world,
Qaddafi turns to his African neighbors
SPORT
DRUGS: No Longer a Locker-Room Secret
They wanted to improve their performance; now they're
addicts
BOOK
EXCERPT
DEFENSE:
War Games
Time's Douglas C. Waller spent three months on a Trident
sub for Big Red, his book about deadly maneuvers in
the deep
THE
ARTS
EXHIBITIONS:
Almost a decade in the building, the new National Museum
of Australia deploys the latest technology to bring
the past alive
CINEMA: The comic
pratfalls of Walk the Talk
BOOKS: The exquisite
Memories of a Pure Spring
LETTERS
PEOPLE TO WATCH: Australian Labor M.P. Mark
Latham
PERSONAL TIME: Rating personal digital assistants
ESSAY: Garrison Keillor on his dying father
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