NATION
The War At Home (The President / Nation)
Winning in Afghanistan, Bush takes aim at domestic foes: the recession and the Democrats
WORLD
Looking Down The Barrel
India and Pakistan rev up their militaries, raising fears of a new war between nuclear-armed enemies
The Poet And The Soldier
Both Vajpayee and Musharraf have aspirations for peace. But can they make it happen?
Of Spooks And Insurrection (The Proxy War)
Jail Time For The Fanatics (The Radicals)
Land of Dispute
India and Pakistan have struggled over Kashmir for 54 years. Both claim the entire territory for their own
How Argentina Blew Its Big Chance
The markets may have shrugged off a default, but there are reasons for alarm
WAR & TERRORISM
The Quest for Fugitives (The War)
As U.S. troops step up their manhunt—and suffer casualties—the war's endgame raises some tough questions
Meet The New Boss, Same As The Old Boss (The War)
With warlords back in charge, some Afghans already miss the Taliban
SPORT
The Good-News Bears
Chicago returns to the play-offs powered by a roster of rookies, late bloomers and assorted unknowns
TECHNOLOGY
Apple's New Core
EXCLUSIVE: HOW STEVE JOBS MADE A SLEEK MACHINE THAT COULD BE THE HOME-DIGITAL HUB OF THE FUTURE
BRIEFING
Milestones: 35 Years Ago in TIME (Notebook / Milestones)
Notebook: Jan. 14, 2002 (Notebook)
I Fly This Plane! I Know Bush! (Notebook)
Where Buddy Once Roamed (Notebook)
Seems Like Old Times (Notebook)
Milestones Jan. 14, 2002 (Notebook / Milestones)
CEO Race: Jersey vs. Argentina (Notebook)
Hill Monitor: Democrats: Don't Gloat About Enron (Notebook / Hill Monitor)
The Disappearing Omar Reward (Notebook)
Maybe They Should All Join The Rat Pack (Notebook)
For The Record Jan. 14, 2002 (Notebook / For The Record)
The Would-Be Bomber: Another Shoe To Drop? (Notebook)
Academic Tiff (Notebook)
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
TIME.com This Week JANUARY 7-13, 2002 (Time.com)
JANUARY 7-13, 2002
Follow The Money! (Essay)
A 12-nation currency switchover creates a continent of 300 million tourists
BUSINESS
Vrroooom At The Top: Bob Lutz and GM
Legendary car developer Bob Lutz was hired to give sleepy GM some sex appeal. Now it's showtime
K Mart's Blue Period
The No. 2 discounter struggles while triumphant Wal-Mart weighs an expansion into banking
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Television: Julia's New Domain (The Arts / Television)
Kramer fell flat on his face. And George bombed out too. So can Seinfeld's Elaine break the curse with her upcoming sitcom?
Television: Daly Is Going Nightly (The Arts / Television)
The MTV host makes a bid for an older audience and a long career with a late-late-late show on NBC
Cinema: Three You Should See (The Arts / Cinema)
Small films often get lost amid the big year-end extravaganzas, but these are worth seeking out
Art: A World Of Grownups (The Arts / Art)
Urban sophistication was the theme of John Koch's life and of his work. And both look alluring today
YOUR TIME
What's Behind The Debit Card (Personal Time / Your Money)
This popular piece of plastic helps some shoppers avoid overspending--but beware of its hidden costs and risks
Pig Parts For People? (Personal Time / Your Health)
It won't happen for years, but a laboratory breakthrough puts an unlimited source of organs a step closer
Your Health: Jan. 14, 2002 (Personal Time / Your Health)
SPECIAL SECTION
Server Wars (Time Bonus Section / Inside Business)
Forget about PCs. The new competition in computers is over far more powerful machines that help you do better business on the Net
Easy As Dell? (Time Bonus Section / Inside Business)
This CEO loves gadgets--but not in his computers
Parking Heaven (Time Bonus Section / Inside Business)
Got a million things to do? Try one of these new full-service garages
E-Marketing: You've Got Ads! (Time Bonus Section / Inside Business)
Still wary of anthrax, Americans are opening less junk mail, so marketers are turning to e-mail and phones
PEOPLE
People: Jan. 14, 2002
LETTERS
Letters: Jan. 14, 2002
ESSAY
Is This Still Frank Capra's America?
His theme of common-man decency vs. phoniness has a contemporary ring