NATION
Al Gore's Lucky Break (Nation/Campaign 2000)
Gore's first weapon against George W. Bush is a freebie from the G.O.P. Can gun control jump-start his campaign?
Meet George W. Reagan (Nation/Campaign 2000)
A certain Texan has a role model. Hint: it's not his dad
The Trouble with Pleasing Everyone
Bush's vagueness on abortion means we're losing a chance to forge consensus
BUSINESS
Living The Late Shift
Call them the e-coal mines: Internet start-ups are long on hours, short on millionaires
PERSONAL TIME
Get Creative, Kids (Personal Time/Your Family)
Odyssey of the Mind encourages kids to practice teamwork and learn problem-solving skills
Your Family (Personal Time/Your Family)
Double Duty (Personal Time/Your Health)
Raloxifene may prevent bone loss and breast cancer, but it's still not ready for widespread use
Your Health (Personal Time/Your Health)
The Prenup Audit (Personal Time/Your Money)
Before you seal the marriage deal, make sure you and your fiance are intimate about money
Your Money (Personal Time/Your Money)
Burn, Baby, Burn (Personal Time/Your Technology)
It's easy--and reasonably cheap--to copy your own CDs. Just be sure to read the fine print
Your Technology (Personal Time/Your Technology)
TIME BONUS
Strategies For Survival (Time Select/Business)
Wiggling out of last year's profit squeeze can be done. But it takes a mix of managerial policies, and no little ruthlessness to boot
Wall Street's Ghostbusters (Time Select/Business)
Haunted by fears of inflation, U.S. markets also dread a big jump in interest rates. But TIME's Board of Economists says neither will happen
Memo (Time Select/Business)
Taking a different look at Dad; Women business owners; What bosses really want
SOCIETY & SCIENCE
Was Einstein's Brain Built for Brilliance? (Science)
Quite possibly, say Canadian researchers--and they may have pinpointed the source of his genius
Tanning Bonus (Science/In Brief)
Urban Gorillas (Nature)
A new breed of jungle sanctuary for creatures from the Congo opens in the Bronx--yes, the Bronx
"Bush Meat" in Africa (Nature)
Death Rides the Rails (Crime)
A serial killer is at work along the tracks, shocking all of Texas with the brutality of his attacks
Hiding in Plain Sight (Crime)
Kathleen Soliah and her terrorist past evaded the law for nearly 25 years. Now comes the reckoning
Death On The Beat (Law)
The fateful story of a police department, a minority group--and one cop who tries to bridge the gulf
Spraypainting the Web (Technology)
An upstart called Third Voice thinks the online world is ready to hear another opinion--yours
Kasparov's World War (Science)
On the Net, anyone can take on the chess champ
Crazy For The Cup (Sport)
With a 3-0 start, the U.S. aims for another world soccer title
THE ARTS
The Last Sublime Riffs Of a Literary Jazzman (The Arts/Books)
He started it nearly 50 years ago. But Ralph Ellison's posthumous novel was worth the wait
Bullets Over Hollywood (The Arts/Arts and Media)
As the climate turns against guns and gore, filmmakers and TV studios are quietly trying to clean up their act
The First Movie Star (The Arts/Show Business)
A Pickford revival in books and videos proves there's still something about Mary
Tennessee Two-Step (The Arts/Music)
Tim McGraw is on a roll. And his better half isn't doing badly either
In the Eye of a Storm (The Arts/Music)
Puff Daddy was a bad boy. Now he has to face the consequences
Image, Word (The Arts/Short Takes)
Appointment At The Ends Of The World (The Arts/Short Takes/Books)
By William Karesh
Run, Lola, Run (The Arts/Short Takes/Cinema)
Directed by Tom Tykwer
Terror Twilight (The Arts/Short Takes/Music)
Pavement
Beggars And Choosers (The Arts/Short Takes/Television)
Showtime, Saturdays
Rogue Trader (The Arts/Short Takes/Television)
Cinemax, June 25
If Love Were All (The Arts/Short Takes/Theater)
Devised by Sheridan Morley