November 7, 1994 | Vol. 144 No. 19

Bringing Down the House G.O.P. Guerrilla (POLITICS)

Newt Gingrich rides a surge of voter anger, but where does he want to go with it?

Help From a Silent Partner (POLITICS)

Tom Foley: The Price of Pork (POLITICS)

Foley brings home the bacon, but voters wonder which Washington he really represents

The Silliest Race of the Season (POLITICS)

10 Most Successful Campaign Fund Raisers: (Chronicles)

(More) Secrets of Highly Paid Campaign Consultants Revealed! (Chronicles)

It's Not Hard to Figure Out What Candidates Are Being Told to Say

Besuboru Like It Oughta Be (Chronicles)

Japanese (and deprived American) fans were transfixed as the Yomiuri Giants met the Seibu Lions in the seven-game 1994 Japan Series.

Dispatches Little Museum of Horrors (Chronicles)

Follow The Money (Time On Capitol Hill)

More often than not, it's what's in the campaign coffers that determines who goes to Washington. Here are the main contenders from your district for seats in the 104th Congress, along with how much ca

From The Archives (Chronicles)

Health Report: Nov. 7, 1994 (Chronicles)

Holdout of the Week (Chronicles)

Inside Cyberspace (Chronicles)

Caught in a Web of Their Own Device

Jackpot! (Chronicles)

The Cycles of Power (Time On Capitol Hill)

The Week October 23-29 (Chronicles)

To Stem the Flow of Illegal Siberian Immigrants? (Chronicles)

Vox Pop: Nov. 7, 1994 (Chronicles)

Winners & Losers: Nov. 7, 1994 (Chronicles)

Collusion with Killers (Rwanda)

The aid effort is bringing relief to refugees, but the real beneficiaries are the instigators of Rwanda's genocide

Getting in the Way of Good Policy (Diplomacy)

A U.S. Drug Enforcer In Burma sues his colleagues for scuttling his best efforts to curb trafficking

Sorry, Still No Sale (Middle East)

In his first venture into personal peacemaking, Clinton goes head to head with Assad and comes away without any visible signs of diplomatic progress

The Deadly Rules of the Hunt (Israel)

To quell Hamas terror, Israel orders harsh interrogations and threatens to shoot to kill

The Hard Way Out (North Korea)

Impatient for freedom, more and more North Koreans are risking their lives to cross the cold war's last frontier

Do Abortions Raise the Risk of Breast Cancer?

A report making that claim becomes a weapon in the war between right-to-lifers and pro-choice activists

Oops ... Wrong Answer (Space)

Data from the Hubble telescope on the universe's age call physicists' cherished theories into question

The Rivers Ran Black (Environment)

A huge oil spill fouls Russia's far north, raising specters of Alaska's Exxon Valdez disaster

Madness in Fine Print (Ethics)

Using mentally ill subjects for psychiatric experiments too often means extracting and relying on their ill-informed consent

Sweet, Sweet Surrender (Crime)

A Cali cartel chief proposes to give up under conditions so lenient that they may strain U.S.-Colombian relations

Computer Dating

To break out of its narrow niche, Apple contemplates a historic alliance with IBM

The Political Interest: Clinton's Identity Crisis (The Political Interest)

Clinton's Identity Crisis

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November 7, 1994 -- Vol. 144, No. 19