Vol. 167 No. 25
COVER
After Zarqawi: A Drawdown of Troops?
(War on Terror)
The killing of al-Zarqawi deals a blow to al-Qaeda and gives the White House a much-needed dose of good news from Iraq. But the insurgency is not dead, which still leaves open the question of when the U.S. can start bringing the troops home
Zarqawi's Last Dinner Party
(War On Terror)
As Delta Force commandos hid in a grove of trees outside, they feared the al-Qaeda leader would slip away one last time. Exclusive new details on how they finally got him
The Apostle Of Hate
(War On Terror)
a war within Islam. Why his ideas will haunt the world long after he's gone
SCIENCE
Who Belongs in the Zoo?
(Nature)
It may be that some animals just can't be kept humanely in captivity. Zoos may have to reinvent themselves once again
The Battle to Save the Cave
(Archaeology)
art. A rare inside look at how the rot set in
NOTEBOOK
How to Isolate Iran
26 Years Ago in TIME
Verbatim
Milestones
Punchlines
The High Stakes of Medicine
The Graying Blogosphere
(YEARLY KOS REPORT)
End of a Cease-Fire
(Speed Read)
Numbers
The Menaissance
An Unlikely Dove Picks a New Fight
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Second Chance At Love
(Time Bonus Section June 2006: Generations)
What happens when two people meet and miss--only to reconnect years later?Sometimes, a happy ending
Saddle Safety
(Time Bonus Section June 2006: Generations)
Ergonomic bicycle seats take the pressure and pain out of long rides on the road
The Tie That Binds
(Time Bonus Section June 2006: Generations)
Why daughters need to mend the relationship with their mother--now
(Time Bonus Section June 2006: Generations / Money At Midlife)
Forgot to plan for retirement? Don't despair. Here, tips to fatten your piggy bank
Tripping with Parents
(Time Bonus Section June 2006: Generations)
Taking Mom or Dad on a special journey can yield unexpected rewards
The Time of My Life
(From The Editor)
WORLD
Death Comes To Guantanamo
(War on Terror)
prisoners held there
NATION
Who Knows Bush's Mind Best?
(White House Memo)
Rove. It's a 26-year-old whiz with no college degree
BUSINESS
A Whale of a Boat
As a 1,112-ft. cruising behemoth sets sail with nearly 4,000 passengers, even fans ask, How big is too big?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
7 Myths About Meryl
(Movies)
It's true she's a great actor. True, she's got more Oscar nods than anyone else. Now, the truth about the rest
Curtain Up!
(Architecture)
In Jean Nouvel's first U.S. building, down is up, inside is out, and nothing is quite what it seems
5 Fine Books You Missed (We Did)
So much text, so little TIME: catching up on great reads that we didn't review
YOUR TIME
Home Pages
(Money)
A Shot Against Cancer
(Health)
PEOPLE
10 Questions for Anderson Cooper
(Interview)
People
LETTERS
Read the story
ESSAY
Does Fatherhood Make You Happy?