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Behind McCain's Blast at Bush Over the War
- Analysis: in accusing the White House of misleading America, the senator is flashing his independent credentials
- Exclusive: Zoellick to Join McCain campaign
- Magazine: Like Father, Like Son
A Dozen Air Travelers Under Mysterious Questioning
- Authorities are silent on why a group of passengers were arrested in Amsterdam despite no change in the Dutch terror threat level
- Analysis: How to Stay One Step Ahead
Baghdad Journal: Why the U.S. Can't Stop the Killing
- As the armed militias do their bloody work, neither U.S. nor Iraqi forces show any ability to curb them
- Cover: Life In Baghdad
Inside Russia's Racism Problem
- More and more Russians believe their country is for whites only, and that's leading to deadly violence
- Photo Essay: Portraits of Russia
- Magazine: From Russia, with Hate
When The Melting Pot Boils Over
- A controversial city ordinance has thrust a small Pennsylvania town into the national debate on illegal immigration
- Magazine: Inside the Life of the Migrants Next Door
Republican Woes in Kentucky
- In the wake of indictments and allegations of misconduct, the GOP's grip on the Governor's Mansion looks shaky
- Related: It's My Party, I'll Flee If I Want To
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Captors of Fox journalists set 72-hour deadline Does bin Laden trail lead to Pakistan? Northwest jet turns back; passengers arrestedHot Topics
Nation
Who Loses in the Split — Paramount or Cruise? Paramount's parent CEO Sumner Redstone publicly slams Cruise's off-screen behavior, but the actor/producer still pulls in millions at the box office Related: Hollywood's Summer of Discontent Flashback: What Makes Tom Tick
Nation
Bill Clinton's Second Act The Oval Office may hold a lot of power, but the former President has found a force all his own: celebrity Hillary: Ready To Run TIME Poll: Love her? Hate her? Photo Essay: The Candidate
Science
Diving into the Gene Pool Think you know your roots? An ancestral-DNA test unearthed some big surprises
Analysis & Opinions
The Allen Report Mike Allen
Exclusive: Zoellick to Join McCain; Aides Eye Early '07 Campaign Launch Though the Arizona Senator says he still hasn't decided whether to pursue the Republican presidential nomination, heavy hitters like this former deputy secretary of state are already signing up as key advisers
Foreign Affairs Azadeh Moaveni
Solving the Riddles of Iran Calling President Ahmadinejad a messianic madman and other pitfalls keep us from understanding Iran's true tensions
The Doctor's View Scott Haig
A Tool For Understanding Medical Ethics A burglar's Leatherman subtly placed in a surgeon's pocket raises many complicated questions on social inequalities, crime and medicine
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- Why We Don't Prepare for Disaster
Hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, wildfires: a year after Katrina, a tour of the American hazardscape shows that we haven't learned much - How Much Risk Will We Take?
We should be feeling safer right now. British officials appear to have foiled a plot to blow up as many as 10 U.S.-bound passenger jets with liquid explosives hidden in carry-on luggage. Then why did it feel so bad? - Is This the Man Who Killed JonBenet Ramsey?
John Mark Karr says he killed the 6-year-old beauty queen, but his confession is as confounding as her murder - Dell's Battery Recall: How Bad Is the Danger?
As laptop users face weeks of having to plug in, analysts give Dell good marks for responding to the safety hazard
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- The War For China's Soul
As Christianity begins to reshape the nation, TIME learns new details about a crackdown on one church - Britain Charges 11 Over Alleged Airliner Bomb Plot
Police chief details evidence gathered by security services - An Activist for North Koreans Wins Release
The Chinese government has convicted and deported a Seattle pastor for running an underground railroad out of North Korea - Where Some British Extremists
Go On Holiday
On the pretext of visiting relatives, promising recruits are sent to Pakistan-administered Kashmir for training and advice
- SCIENCE & HEALTH
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- How to Spot a Liar
The U.S. is pouring millions into new lie-detection technologies, peering into minds in ways that could make anybody nervous - Diving into the Gene Pool
Think you know your roots? An ancestral-DNA test unearthed a few of mine--and some big surprises too - How to Pack a Lunch
Parents assume the lunch they make is healthier than the one served at school, but the Canadian Institutes of Health Research found that the typical lunch box is a nutritional nightmare, filled with sugar, salt and saturated fat. Here's how to do better - New Hopes for Preventing AIDS
Anti-retroviral drugs have been so effective at treating HIV that researchers are now exploring whether they can perform double duty
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