Vol. 168 No. 3
COVER
Why the Bush Doctrine no longer guides the foreign policy of the Bush Administration
NATION
An ex-G.I. is charged with killing an Iraqi girl he raped--and her family--while his comrades stood by
Common Cents
of a penny? Higher than you might think
WORLD
Mexico's disputed election reflects a struggle for Latin America's soul. Moises Naim explains how that could help Bush define his legacy
How to Curb North Korea
Threats and diplomacy have failed to curb Kim Jong-il
Transformation is Hard (Viewpoint)
Bush hoped to shake up U.S. foreign policy, but history's odds are against him
SCIENCE
heart and mind of the 20th century's greatest genius
Do I Know You? (Behavior)
common
RELIGION
a contradiction
NOTEBOOK
You Can't Beat The Real Thing (Speed Read)
Talking Points
A Place for the Kids of War
Punchlines
Delay Redux?
Numbers
Milestones
Verbatim
Politicians look for help online with the popular networking site facebook.com
Wage-ing Battle
Update
BUSINESS
is going to get smaller, chummier and a lot more hip. Dilbert, take note
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Move over, talentless camera hounds. Shows like Project Runway are turning creative types into television stars
Finding a Way Forward (Music)
Let's Play Balenciaga (Fashion)
During couture week, the crowd talked football while designers stalked Cristobal
5 Gut-Busting Comedy Skit Collections On DVD (Worth Your Time)
From dead parrots to odd ducks, these sets will have you in sketches
YOUR TIME
Who's Got Your Number? (Money)
PEOPLE
10 Questions For Katharine Jefferts Schori (Interview)
LETTERS
ESSAY
When a movie mixes special effects and comedy, comedy loses. Audiences too