Vol. 163 No. 6
COVER
Edwards and Clark have no choice but to bet on a winner-take-y'all strategy
Howard's End? (Nation)
Dean and Trippi started a new style of campaigning. Will the movement outlast the candidate?
Kerry's Record (Nation)
His 19 years as a Senator involved big investigations, little legislation--and some surprising alliances. A TIME report
I'm a "Thinking Democrat" (Nation)
Counterattack: Remember Dukakis! (Nation)
Teresa On The Stump (Nation)
Mrs. Kerry is worth a fortune, but her real value to the campaign is her bluntness
WORLD
America's top weapons sleuth says the intelligence on Iraq's arms was all wrong. TIME reports on how the CIA blew it
Did Blair Get Off Too Lightly? (Britain's WMD inquiry)
HEALTH & MEDICINE
British authorities say some antidepressants can be deadly for kids. Now the FDA is investigating
The Revenge Of the Birds (Health)
Asia's avian flu is spreading rapidly, increasing the risk that it will mutate into something far deadlier
NOTEBOOK
Verbatim
Are They Really Fit for Office? (Campaign '04)
Performance Of The Week
9/11 Hijackers: The Passport Scam
But Who Gets The Kids?
Michigan's Vote: An Online Test
Numbers
Milestones (Milestones)
Jack Paar (Milestones)
Why Bush Isn't A Shoo-In
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Why I'm Rooting for Dean
Not for President, of course. But a Bush vs. Dean contest would be ideal
BUSINESS
Ed Breen is undoing the scandalous excesses of the Kozlowski era to give the company a new start. Now he needs to deliver profits
Why Is Martha Smiling? (In The Courts)
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Panic at Morton's! Flop sweats at The Ivy! This Oscar season, squeezed at both ends, is making the movie biz nervous and may have changed the game forever
Come Away Again (Music)
A year after her Grammy-grabbing debut, Norah Jones returns with a noisier CD, a new nickname and a game plan: to keep it saner this time
"Reader, My Story Ends with Freedom" (Books)
Biographies of two women who fought slavery in the 1800s--and one who escaped it in 2000
No Joy but Lots of Sex (Movies)
Bertolucci's The Dreamers is about revolutions, indoors and out. Strange, then, that it's so dutiful
YOUR TIME
Inspired by hip-hop traditions, dance battles are catching on at nightclubs
A Room With A (Re)View (Lifestyle)
Cocoa Cooks (Lifestyle)
The Smarter Dater (Tech)
Meeting people online can be a lot more fun if you polish your technique
Voice Wars (Tech)
Men's Site: An Eye Opener For Women (Tech)
Brawn and Brain (Health)
Can testosterone supplements ward off Alzheimer's? Read on
How Low-Fat Is Too Low? (Health)
The Secrets of the Amish (Health)
Painful Truth (Health)
SPECIAL SECTION
Chef's Surprise (Time Bonus Section March 2004: Inside Business / Entrepreneurs)
How does America's top chef expand his franchise without sacrificing his pursuit of perfection?
Tangled Wires (Time Bonus Section March 2004: Inside Business / Technology)
With technology changing so rapidly, even the most digitally literate can feel like dunces
Spas With A Twist (Time Bonus Section March 2004: Inside Business / Beauty)
Welcome to the new world of medi-spas, where doctors are on staff
Fund Control (Time Bonus Section March 2004: Inside Business / Investing)
Separate accounts are aiming lower and growing faster as mutual-fund rip-offs turn off investors
PEOPLE
Q & A With Rod Stewart
Wanted: Combs
A Comic Proposal
10 Questions For Harvey Weinstein (Interview)
The Planet Protectors (Innovators / Environment: Forging The Future)
There's more than one way to be an environmentalist. These forward thinkers are doing it one photo, one blouse and one microbe at a time