Vol. 166 No. 20
COVER
family, culture--or even in your own hands? Science has answers
How to Help Them Succeed (Cover: Behavior / Ambition and Kids)
SOCIETY
Locally grown food is the latest student cause. Can this movement save family farmers?
SPORT
How Tony Stewart became the sport's top racer by (almost) learning how to take things easy
NOTEBOOK
Outing Secret Jails
The Bush Administration faces international controversy over what amounts to a clandestine CIA prison system
Will Libby Scoot Off With a Pardon?
Washington wonders whether Bush will pardon Cheney's indicted chief of staff
Putting a Finer Point On Airport Security
The TSA re-evaluates its list of items banned on flights
[email protected]
Politicos face harsh lessons in the nature of e-mail
Bagging Plastic
Punchlines
Milestones
Verbatim
Blogwatch
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Independent bookseller Andy Ross is risking everything he has to save the business he loves
Pathways to Power (Time Bonus Section December 2005: Inside Business / Race, Gender & Work)
A NEW STUDY SHOWS HOW THE CORPORATE WORLD CAN OVERCOME BIASES AT WORK AND UNLEASH THE TALENTS OF MINORITY WOMEN IN THE WORKPLACE
You Got to Have Guts (Time Bonus Section December 2005: Inside Business / Race, Gender & Work)
Sure, there's racism. This hip-hop mogul says that's no excuse
Watch Out, They Bite! (Time Bonus Section December 2005: Inside Business / Finance)
How hedge funds tied to embattled broker REFCO used "naked short selling" to plunder small companies
Boomer Chic (Time Bonus Section December 2005: Inside Business / Marketing)
WHY ARE SPECIALTY RETAILERS LIKE GAP AND CHICO'S TARGETING THE SPENDING POWER OF WOMEN OVER 35?
Fighting the Freebies (Time Bonus Section December 2005: Inside Business / Health Care)
CITING CONFLICT OF INTEREST, ACTIVISTS ARE TARGETING DOCTORS WHO ACCEPT BIG PHARMA'S GIFTS
The Spark Plug (Time Bonus Section December 2005: Inside Business / Wireless)
AS CEO OF MOTOROLA, ED ZANDER LIT A FIRE UNDER AN AILING AMERICAN ICON. WILL HE BE ABLE TO KEEP UP THE HEAT?
The Bees Buzz On (Time Bonus Section December 2005: Inside Business / Sport)
HOW THE POST-KATRINA NEW ORLEANS HORNETS REBUILT THEIR TEAM, SPIRIT AND ALL
PC in Your Palm (Time Bonus Section December 2005: Inside Business / CEO Speaks)
BELIEVE IT OR NOT, PALM'S HARD-CHARGING CEO THINKS SOMETIMES WE SHOULD TURN IT ALL OFF
Ringtone Pirates (Time Bonus Section December 2005: Inside Business / Biz Briefs)
Big Tuna: Angling for Battle (Time Bonus Section December 2005: Inside Business / Biz Briefs)
Meeting a Challenge with Ideas and Optimism (From The Editor / Time Global Health Summit)
NATION
The judge delivers his conservative opinions in a soft voice. Will that be enough to avert a showdown over his nomination?
So, You Think You Know Alito ... (His Record)
A White House Without Rove? (White House Memo)
He's not gone yet, but his Texas-size ambitions are giving way to smaller goals
WORLD
As France is hit with its worst riots in years, TIME takes an inside look at the roots of Muslim discontent
"How Much More French Can I Be?" (Viewpoint)
Looking Out on Hostile Territory
the Americans conquered a year ago is still a threat
Endangered Species? Not Tonight, Thank You (Letter From Shanghai)
With the world at its door, China takes a crash course in Western etiquette
BUSINESS
Behind the push to eliminate the home-mortgage deduction
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
It took seven years and a lot of crying, but the best-selling book is now a movie. TIME got a first look
The Box of Shadows (Architecture)
Architects of the moment Herzog and de Meuron design a museum that's a breath of fresh air
5 Albums To Get You Rocking (Worth Your Time)
From heavy metal to dance floor punk, these discs have attitude aplenty
The American Bald Ego (Television)
Leaving his perch at The Daily Show, Stephen Colbert is soaring to new heights of media parody
YOUR TIME
Tips On Talks (Technology)
Doctor's Orders (Health)