WORLD
Musharraf on the Spot
For Pakistan's general turned dictator, the Kashmir crisis with India is the biggest test yet
The Technocrat of Steel
Despite attempts on his life, President-elect Uribe says he will crush Colombia's leftist rebels
Why Japan's Terror Cult Still Has Appeal (Letter From Japan)
For a cadre of loyalists, the group that released poison gas fills a spiritual void
Path To War
SOCIETY
The Man Behind the Pope (Religion)
With the Pontiff ailing, his secretary gains power
Pumping Up Your Past (Behavior)
High-profile scandals expose a growing problem: more and more employees are fibbing to get the job
SPORT
Grownup Kidd
An inspired and reformed Jason Kidd leads the once hapless New Jersey Nets to their first finals
War Emblem: Unwanted, Unbeaten
TIME BONUS
High Tech Evolves (TIME Bonus Section/Inside Business/Board Of Technologists)
More businesses are studying biology to solve complex management and computing problems
Back Door to L.A. (TIME Bonus Section/Inside Business/Airlines)
Long Beach used to be a flyover city. Now airlines are fighting for the right to land
Cheaper Tickets (TIME Bonus Section/Inside Business/Airlines)
Orbitz.com is accused of undercutting rivals
Play Hard, Fly Right (TIME Bonus Section/Inside Business/Airlines)
Speed-loving CEO Gordon Bethune tells how he's piloting Continental Airlines through stormy skies
Surviving The Revolt (TIME Bonus Section/Inside Business/Management)
Want to shake things up? Expect fierce resistance. And read this book
Ministers Of Finance (TIME Bonus Section/Inside Business/Money Management)
More churches are teaching money management. But is the Rev. Jesse Jackson the right pitchman?
The Ad Zappers (TIME Bonus Section/Inside Business/Television)
Video recorders like TiVo, at first slow to catch on, are shaking up the TV business
NATION
How Far Do We Want The FBI To Go?
The bureau is now responsible for preventing crimes, not just solving them — which means learning to spy here at home
What's New At The FBI
Rules are changing as mission shifts to domestic intelligence
Steering Clear of Damage (Nation/The White House)
Capitol Grudge Match
As they prepare for the November elections, Tom Daschle and Trent Lott slug it out over intelligence failures — and control of the Senate
Going To The Chapel
Wade Horn is Bush's marriage guy. But can he get people to the altar?
BUSINESS
Create a Job
Spitzer's Spectacle
After waking up Wall Street, what's next for New York's crusader?
Young & Jobless
With youth unemployment at 12%, this year's graduates have to be flexible about their futures
THE ARTS
New Cops On The Beat (The Arts/Television)
As the networks clone CSI and Law & Order, two innovative cable cop shows are playing by their own set of rules
The Pity of War (The Arts/Books)
Bob Kerrey's moving memoir of lost innocence
Trial and Terror (The Arts/Books)
Legal eagle Stephen Carter pens a sinister tale of a jilted judge
Windtalkers: Too Breezy (The Arts/Movies)
John Woo's new World War II movie about Navajo code talkers sacrifices history for chemistry
O Brother's Wise Father (The Arts/Music)
How the tall, taciturn T Bone Burnett taught the music industry a lesson. And here comes Chapter 2
The Real Man of Constant Sorrow (The Arts/Music)
Dirt Music (The Arts/Short Takes/Books)
By Tim Winton
Divine Secrets Of The Ya-Ya Sisterhood (The Arts/Short Takes/Movies)
Directed by Callie Khouri
The Last Broadcast (The Arts/Short Takes/Music)
Doves
Boston 24/7 (The Arts/Short Takes/Television)
ABC, June 4-7, 11 and 12, 10 p.m. E.T.
PERSONAL TIME
Getting an Early Start on Peace (Personal Time/Your Family)
Some summer programs offer young people a chance to work toward international harmony
Your Family (Personal Time/Your Family)
The Little Antibody That Could (Personal Time/Your Health)
A new, more targeted approach to treating autoimmune disorders may stop Type 1 diabetes
Your Health (Personal Time/Your Health)
12 Steps for E-Mail Addicts (Personal Time/Your Technology)
Can't stop working your messages? Experts say it may be as addictive as gambling. Here's how to quit