BUSINESS
Not A Good Thing For Martha
A lie turned her into a convicted felon. How a woman known for perfection made mistakes at almost every turn
In Defense of Excess
Are greedheads a sign of the economy's robust health?
Next: WorldCom's $11 Billion Case
SPORT
Baseball Takes A Hit (Society/Sport)
A steroid probe involving top players threatens to blight the game, anger fans and alter record books
Chemical Edge: Who's Got It? (Society/Sport/Performance-Enhancing Drugs)
BRIEFING
One Ear Down ... (Notebook)
Disney CEO Michael Eisner loses his role as chairman, but some shareholders are still unhappy
Why 9/11 Belongs in the Campaign (Essay)
Bush has the right to invoke images of an event that voters will judge him by
10 Years Ago In Time (Notebook/Milestones)
Election-year investigations heat up on the Hill (Notebook)
Election-year investigations heat up on the Hill
Milestones (Notebook/Milestones)
Numbers (Notebook)
Behind The Bench (Notebook/Raw Data)
Performance Of The Week (Notebook)
Return Of The Charm Offensive (Notebook)
Verbatim (Notebook)
Trains in Vain (Notebook)
Who is targeting the rails of France?
Letters (Letters)
People (People)
GENERATIONS
Still on the Beat (TIME Bonus Section April 2004: Generations)
Dazzling audiences with their technical wizardry, older classical artists are carrying on treasured traditions
Pride and Joy (TIME Bonus Section April 2004: Generations/Turning Point)
An author's career, born out of a mother's love and devotion
Having a Ball (TIME Bonus Section April 2004: Generations)
A twirling pack of boomers is competing on the ballroom floor
Adopting New Ways (TIME Bonus Section April 2004: Generations)
Grandparents can help ease the stress of overseas adoption
A Tenor For All Seasons (TIME Bonus Section April 2004: Generations)
At 74, Charles Anthony is in his 50th year onstage at the Metropolitan Opera
WORLD
One More Show Of Force
The U.S. military returns to Haiti to try to stop the violence. But what's America's exit strategy for this latest conflict?
A Disputed Departure (World/Aristide's Flight)
SCIENCE
The Blueberries of Mars
Was the Red Planet once a wet planet? A plucky Martian rover finally delivers some hard evidence
THE ARTS
Doing It Depp's Way (Movies)
By taking on weird roles for even weirder reasons, he has become Hollywood's most unusual star
The Trouble with Genius (Arts/Books)
Sometimes, as these three compelling tales show, people are way too gifted for their own good
A Band You Wish You Hated
But Franz Ferdinand's music is just too exuberant
Moscow on the Hustings (Arts/Television)
Spinning Boris makes unlikely heroes of the pols who brought American electioneering to Russia
SOCIETY
Back From The Blaze
Investigators told Luz Cuevas her baby was lost in a fire. She never gave up hope, and it paid off
YOUR TIME
Bambi Is Fair Game (Your Time/Health)
Do Vaccines Cause Autism? (Your Time/Health)
Estrogen Redux (Your Time/Health)
Scientists halt another big study. Should you worry?
Would You Like To Un — Super Size That? (Your Time/Health)
Plastic That Pays Back (Your Time/Money)
Reward cards help you spend more at your favorite stores. Should you bite?
Put Your Best Foot Forward (Your Time/Money/60-Second Synopsis)
A Clock That Does It All (Your Time/Technology)
Can You See Me Now? (Your Time/Technology)
Video chatting is getting easier. Here's a smart new way to make it work