NATION
AFGHANISTAN: Losing The Peace?
A murder and deaths at a wedding party subvert the fight for hearts and minds
A Man with Many Enemies
In This Case, Might Is Right
It looks bad. But the U.S. should be wary of the International Criminal Court
WAR & TERRORISM
Airport Security: Welcome to America's Best-Run Airport* (Airport Security)
*And Why It's Still Not Good Enough As a shooting at LAX raises new security fears, TIME looks at how one airport, Denver International, is coping. No U.S. airport is better equipped to protect flyers
Airport Security: Firing on the Fourth (Airport Security)
In Los Angeles, a man kills two people at an El Al ticket counter. It's monstrous. But is it terrorism?
Airport Security: A Bad Case of FWI (Airport Security)
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Should We All Be Vegetarians? (Health)
Would we be healthier? Would the planet? The risks and benefits of a meat-free life
BRIEFING
Notebook: Jul. 15, 2002 (Notebook)
Enron's Board Games (Notebook)
Klimt-O-Mania! (Notebook)
Milestones Jul. 15, 2002 (Notebook / Milestones)
Numbers: Jul. 15, 2002 (Notebook / Numbers)
Networking in the Pews (Notebook)
A Harvest Of Pork (Notebook)
Sheltering a Puppet Master? (Notebook)
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
They Call Him Crazy (Time In Depth)
RODNEY YODER MAY BE ONE OF THE NATION'S MOST DANGEROUS MENTAL PATIENTS. SO WHY IS THERE A MOVEMENT TO FREE HIM?
Let's Do Lunch--Really! (Essay)
After Michael Ovitz's complaint to Vanity Fair about a Hollywood conspiracy, we sneak a peek at his diary
A Little Respect For The Splendid Splinter (Appreciation)
TED WILLIAMS, 1918-2002
BUSINESS
French Fiasco
Following Messier's fall at Vivendi, investors ask, Are Big Media companies better off broken up?
Spiriting Away a Fortune
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Books: Writing The Waves (The Arts / Books)
Pull up a beach, me hearties, and settle in to the best of this summer's true tales of the high seas
Music: Shadow's One-Man Band (The Arts / Music)
A DJ who uses samples for notes creates a seductive new album
Movies: Darkness Visible (The Arts / Movies)
Tom Hanks is a hit man and Paul Newman his boss in the summer's most engrossing and stylish film
Books: To Be A Snob Or Not To Be (The Arts / Books)
Joseph Epstein's wry and erudite Snobbery suggests that Americans can get awfully snooty
YOUR TIME
Have We Got a Deal for You (Personal Time / Your Money)
You can save a lot if you're willing to buy a car model that is being discontinued or redesigned
Should Anyone Take Hormones? (Personal Time / Your Health)
A new study raises disturbing questions about the safety of hormone-replacement therapy
Your Health: Jul. 15, 2002 (Personal Time / Your Health)
SPECIAL SECTION
Women Executives: The Sky's The Limit (Time Bonus Section / Inside Business)
Women execs have taken over top jobs at major airlines, helping them shift focus from hardware to customer service
Forecast: A Jobless Recovery? (Time Bonus Section / Inside Business)
TIME's Board of Economists predicts slow job growth but no return to recession
Who Owns Pooh? (Time Bonus Section / Inside Business)
Disney fights in court over digital rights to a silly old bear as new technology casts doubt on old contracts