Vol. 169 No. 19
COVER
Anniversary of Jamestown
The Other Side (Jamestown)
History records that the Jamestown colonists overpowered the Indians. But it didn't have to work that way
The Root of the Problem (Jamestown)
Jamestown gave birth to a contradiction--a democracy that was committed to slavery
Captain John Smith (Jamestown)
He was a bully, a braggart and a rebel with a big chip on his shoulder. They would never have made it without him
Mad About You (Jamestown)
So what if they weren't lovers? Pocahontas and John Smith were fascinated with each other, and it saved the colony
Eureka! (Jamestown)
Experts thought the original fort was now underwater. A maverick archaeologist proved them wrong
The Anniversary Party (Jamestown)
Americans should look back at their early trials and triumphs and pass on those lessons to a new generation
NATION
After a mass murder, a college town tries to mark a tragedy without being defined by it
Hillary Pushes Back (The Well / Nation)
Startled by Obama's surge, Clinton is courting women and blacks, cozying up to fund raisers and deploying Bill
ESSAY
John Edwards is honest and even funny about his mistakes, and not afraid to put the details on the table
Forced into a Gun Debate (Commentary)
Even after Virginia Tech, the Democrats ran from gun control. But they will have to re-embrace it if the Supreme Court tosses out D.C.'s strict ban
When Your Spouse is Hotter than You
It's the last taboo, but millions of people are still the most controversial of mixed marriages
NOTEBOOK
Brash and volatile, he led the revolution that created Russian democracy. Then his inept rule handed power back to foes of reform
Washington Memo: Target Rove (Briefing / Dashboard)
Verbatim
Milestones (Briefing)
Gated Community (Dashboard)
Merger Mania (Dashboard)
For Women, Equal Pay? No Way (Dashboard)
Showdown. (Briefing / The Moment)
As Congress tangles with the President over Iraq, a lesson on truth
Numbers
See-Through Ballot Bag (Dashboard)
People (People)
Newsreel (Dashboard)
World Spotlight: A Last Stand in France (Dashboard)
Appreciation (Briefing)
WORLD
Nearly 100 years after its establishment, Israel's oldest kibbutz has voted to shed its socialist principles. Why life on the communal farm was not all it was cracked up to be
How to Prevent the Next Darfur (Darfur)
The world's worst man-made disaster highlights the potentially catstrophic effects of climate change on Africa
Inside the Green Zone (Iraq)
It was once the U.S.'s fortress in Iraq. But now the war is crashing in, leaving Westerners and Iraqis to wonder if anywhere is truly safe. Inside Baghdad's shrinking bubble
BUSINESS
Teaching executives to overcome their biases isn't helping minorities and women join their ranks
HEALTH & MEDICINE
and chimpanzees. Epidemiologists have just figured out the reason
College Drinking and Heart Problems (Health & Science / Fit Nation)
Students who drink too much alcohol may be at risk for heart disease later in life
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
A gallery of sadists and cyborgs, nasty Nazis and mama's boys
(Theater)
Cheat Sheet (Downtime)
What you won't be able to avoid, what you should see--and what you should skip
SOCIETY
title bout could restore some of its glory
PEOPLE
He nearly died in Iraq. On April 30, after grueling rehab, the abc newsman and former anchor will report from overseas, in Cuba, for the first time since he was attacked. Bob Woodruff will now take your questions
SPECIAL SECTION
Young "co-preneurs" are redefining the pleasures and perils of sharing a relationship as well as a business
A New Driver at the LPGA (Global Business / The Golf Game)
With a ton of young talent and a tough boss, the ladies' tour plans to close the gender gap
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asked, Who should be on this year's list?