Vol. 142 No. 1
COVER
The Soviet dragon may be dead, but the realm of intelligence remains filled with a variety of poisonous snakes
Blasts From the Past
Striking Back
Convinced that Saddam really did try to assassinate George Bush, Bill Clinton ordered a measured reprisal -- and helped himself in the bargain
The Terror Within
The low-rent, loosely organized plot to bomb New York City demonstrates a deadly new threat to America's public safety
Why Not Just Deport Him?
NATION
Perot's dalliance with the G.O.P. gives Clinton grief, but in the end it may hurt Republicans too
Debts Medicare Cuts Won't Cure (The Week)
Health Report (The Week)
Informed Sources (The Week)
Love, Honor and Obey (The Week)
Maybe We Should Try a Raffle (The Week)
News Digest June 20-26 (The Week)
Not for Attribution (The Week)
Raw Data (The Week)
Sneezy, Grumpy, Dopey, Doc, Happy, Sleepy -- and Carlo (The Week)
The Week (The Week)
The World's Greatest Deliberative Body (The Week)
Vox Pop (The Week)
Winners & Losers (The Week)
WORLD
Forced to return by U.S. policy, the residents of a Haitian village discover only new depths of despair
Born-Again Pols (Japan)
Can the breakaway team from the country's ruling party deliver on a promise of true reform?
SCIENCE
History's most celebrated math problem is solved at last
HEALTH & MEDICINE
European studies show the risk of crib death can be dramatically reduced by placing babies on their back
PRESS
Facing a blistering profile in Spy magazine, movie star Steven Seagal counters by suing the writer for slander
RELIGION
The clerical calling has been sullied by scandal, but what is the church willing to do to reform?
TECHNOLOGY
Aggressive and acquisitive, it's not just a phone company anymore
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Will Eastwood help Columbia Pictures recover from its Schwarzenegger trauma?
The Woman in the Cloth Coat (Remembrance)
Never fond of the political life, Pat Nixon nevertheless bore her duties gracefully
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Jousting At Memories (Reviews Theater)
Modern Romance (Reviews Cinema)
Phony Arkaeology (Television)
In a pseudo documentary, CBS falls victim to a hoaxer
Some Like It Cold (Reviews Books)
Winning Is the Only Thing (Reviews Books)
Wrong Arm of The Law (Reviews Cinema)
PEOPLE
John le Carre, author of The Night Manager, talks about today's spies and his past career in intelligence
And Now, an Embassy of Her Own (Profile)
With glamour, ambition and an insider's grasp of American politics, not to mention a pretty fair art collection, Pamela Harriman takes over as ambassador to France