Vol. 168 No. 2
SOCIETY
Your parents raised you. Your spouse lives with you. But it's your brothers and sisters who really shaped you. Surprising research reveals how
SCIENCE
Ten years after Dolly's birth, scientists are learning that clones may not be such perfect copies after all
SPORT
A doping scandal forces the Tour de France to wrestle with a champion's legacy and its own future
TO OUR READERS
Editor's Letter: The White House has attacked newspapers for revealing details of U.S. surveillance tactics. But no one — the President or the press — has a blank check
NOTEBOOK
Numbers
Tomb Raiders
To Give, Divine
Punchlines
4 Ways to Visit with President Bush
Talking Points
Flat on Top, Fiery Inside (In the Arena)
An Exodus of Agents
The turnover in the FBI has hit some of the most vital positions in the bureau hierarchy
Verbatim
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Can Lean Six Sigma build a better, faster force?
Testing Tesco's Reach (Time Bonus Section August 2006: Inside Business / INTERNATIONAL INVESTING)
WITH A RISKY DIVE INTO THE TOUGH U.S. MARKET, THE TOP BRITISH GROCER HOPES TO REVERSE THE EUROPEAN CURSE
Meet the McDentist (Time Bonus Section August 2006: Inside Business / Small Business)
franchise dentistry has hit U.S. shores. Is this the future?
A Place for the Power Nap (Time Bonus Section August 2006: Inside Business / Workplace)
job
True Green (Time Bonus Section August 2006: Inside Business / CEO Speaks)
BUSINESS
Getting Splash Happy (Time Bonus Section August 2006: Inside Business / Lifestyle)
HOW WATERSLIDES, WAVE MACHINES AND TIPPING BUCKETS HAVE HELPED RECHARGE THE HOTEL TRADE
The Time to Plan Is Now (Time Bonus Section August 2006: Inside Business / Personal Finance)
NEW TOOLS AND A LITTLE FORESIGHT CAN SMOOTH A PATH TO RETIREMENT BETWEEN SCRIMPING AND SPLURGING
NATION
An estimated 75% of its inmates there are no longer even being interrogated. After the Supreme Courtæ¯ rebuke, what can the U.S. do to improve its handling of detainees?
Looking for Friends in Very Strange Places (White House Memo)
charm offensive, Bush calls on allies--wherever they may be
WORLD
The abduction of a young soldier prompts a punishing Israeli raid against Hamas. Hopes for Middle East peace may have been shattered in the process
Meet Israel's New Enemy No. 1
Deadly Notes In The Night
How the Taliban is using a new kind of terrorist threat to intimidate Afghans
BUSINESS
Jersey's dowdy seaside gambling mecca is making a play for shops and fine dining. Sound familiar?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Hemingway's rose like the sun. Kerouac found his on the road. So why can't today's young novelists express the essence of their era?
7 DVDs Show How Divine and Dramatic Dance Can Be (Worth Your Time)
From Astaire to Fonteyn, these were the greats who put emotion in motion
YOUR TIME
park. Here are five new backyard tools to help get you all fired up.
Comfy Camping (Sport)
PEOPLE
LETTERS
ESSAY
Gaza wages war. That reveals the Palestinians' true agenda