WORLD

Gruff And Very Tough

Israel bets that an enigmatic ex-commando can make peace and heal the nation's religious divisions

Grounded In Kosovo

If NATO can't win from the air and won't go in on the ground, it has to find a diplomatic way out

SCIENCE

Of Corn and Butterflies

U.S. farmers are planting 20 million acres of bioengineered corn. Will it poison the monarchs?

SOCIETY

Just A Routine School Shooting (Special Report: Troubled Kids)

T.J. Solomon's violent rampage seemed to be a cry for help. Was it also a signal that Columbine was just the beginning?

Escaping From The Darkness (Special Report: Troubled Kids)

Drugs like Prozac, Paxil and Luvox can work wonders for clinically depressed kids. But what about the long-term consequences?

Political Gunplay (Special Report: Troubled Kids)

The Senate passes the first major gun-control bill in six years. Did Littleton really change everything?

A Surge Of Teen Spirit (Special Report: Troubled Kids)

A Christian girl, martyred at Columbine High, sparks a revival among many evangelical teens

BRIEFING

Families (Notebook)

And We Thought Some of The Kennedys Were Bad

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

BUSINESS

Green Fords

The automaker commits to making cleaner trucks

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Thrill Park (The Arts / Show Business)

Universal's Islands of Adventure is a $2.5 billion triumph of drama and design. Get set for a wild ride, Disney

Art: Mocker of All Styles (The Arts / Art)

Edgy and elusive, Germany's Sigmar Polke flits through the image haze of consumerist society

YOUR TIME

Family Legends (Personal Time / Your Family)

Memorial Day is a great time to gather the clan--and better if we remember to remember

Yeah, Day Traders! (Personal Time / Your Money)

There's good reason to join the trading frenzy--just remember that it's tougher than it looks

Hot Wheels (Personal Time / Your Technology)

How I found in-line-skating Nirvana amid all the high-tech design hype

It Sure Ain't Butter (Personal Time / Your Health)

Two new spreads can lower your cholesterol--but you have to use them for the rest of your life

PEOPLE

LETTERS