May 31, 1993 | Vol. 141 No. 22

. . . You Love Me, We're a Happy Senate Committee (The Week)

Give Me a Home Where Celebrities Roam (The Week)

Health Report: May 31, 1993 (The Week)

Informed Sources: May 31, 1993 (The Week)

May 1993 Bill Clinton's Daily J.F.K. Calendar (The Week)

News Digest May 16-22 (The Week)

Return of the Lions (Congress)

In the battle over taxes and health care, a handful of Senators will determine Clinton's success -- or failure

Shear Dismay (The White House)

For Bill Clinton, little things like a fancy haircut and a tempest in his travel office loom large

The 10 Most Powerful People in Washington (The Week)

The Morning Line: May 31, 1993 (The Week)

The Politics of What? (The White House)

The Sacred and the Profane (The Week)

The Week: May 31, 1993 (The Week)

The Week: May 31, 1993 (The Week)

Vox Pop: May 31, 1993 (The Week)

Winners & Losers: May 31, 1993 (The Week)

Diplomacy of Terror (Iran)

When requesting foreign loans, Tehran sounds reasonable, but the West insists that the Islamic republic still uses murder and lies as tools of statecraft

Pol Pot Power (Cambodia)

As Cambodians try to vote freely for the first time in three decades, the Khmer Rouge are again the country's gravest peril

Rafsanjani's Advice to the Great Satan (Iran)

Iran's powerful leader talks about Clinton, U.S. support of Israel and the campaign to kill Salman Rushdie

A Cause of Her Own (Health Care)

Brave New Babies (Medicine)

In three landmark experiments involving gene therapy, doctors try to cure a rare hereditary disease

E Is for Eluding Heart Disease (Health)

New studies show that big daily doses of the vitamin may dramatically cut the risk of clogged arteries

What Price Mental Health? (Health Care)

President Clinton aims to guarantee coverage to all Americans, but the cost could be astronomical

Kevorkian Speaks His Mind (Cover Society)

Rx For Death (Cover Society)

Sisters Of Mercy (Cover Society)

A few months after Sue Weaver went to Kevorkian to end her life, her sisters talked to TIME about how they came to respect that decision

Orgies On-Line

It's spring on the computer networks, and X-rated sexual fantasies are busting out all over

Spectator: Does Connie Chung Matter? (Spectator)

The nation, between Cronkite going and Reagan coming, started abandoning the nightly-news ritual

The Political Interest It's the Job, Stupid (The Political Interest)

The Presidency When Giants Ruled (The Presidency)

Time Magazine Contents Page (Contents)

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Time Magazine Masthead (Masthead)

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