COVER
America's House Party (Cover Story)
Record home prices are inflaming passions--and pocketbooks--as never before. Inside our raucous obsession with real estate
How the Boom is Changing Lives (Cover Story)
Some neighbors go back 50 years. Others are newcomers. But teardowns, renovations and sweet, sweet profits have touched them all
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Look Out: Bulldozer Ahead! (Cover Story)
The teardown craze gets crazier
The (Surprising) Case for Renting (Cover Story)
Who needs a Mortgage?
NATION
Inside Watergate's Last Chapter
After 33 years of secrecy, Deep Throat's identity is revealed. But questions persist over his motivations and how valuable a source he really was in the scandal that brought down a President
The Saga Unfolds (Timeline / Timeline)
He helped bring down a President, but for decades Deep Throat's identity was a secret
WORLD
Fast Times in Tehran
Iran's once restive youth is more interested in making money than in politics. An intimate look at how the regime bought off a generation
The Comeback Cleric
Eight years after leaving office, Rafsanjani is poised to become Iran's President again. Will he win over the West this time?
Charm and Defiance (Interview)
Former Iranian President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani met with TIME's Scott MacLeod and Nahid Siamdoust to discuss the U.S., Rafsanjani's presidential campaign and Iran's nukes. Excerpts:
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Eat Them Or Lose Them (Food)
Food lovers are developing a taste for heritage breeds ignored by big farms and nearly extinct
Would You Eat A Clone? (Food)
BRIEFING
Sidelining the CIA (Notebook)
The CIA director is no longer automatically welcome at National Security Council meetings
The Naysayers of Europe (Notebook)
What's next after France and the Netherlands vote no on the EU constitution?
Corporate Ethics: Wall Street Wins? (Notebook / Speed Read)
The corporate reform movement faces new hurdles
On the P.R. Battlefield (Notebook)
The U.S. dispatches psy-ops warriors with plans for pro-American publicity campaigns
Be a Billionaire ... For a Week (Notebook)
Part-time luxury lets consumers sample the (very) high life
Blogwatch: Jun. 13, 2005 ( Blogwatch)
Milestones Jun. 13, 2005 (Notebook)
28 Years Ago In TIME (Notebook)
Which Brand Would You Buy? (In The Arena)
In the marketplace of politics, two new choices are being tested
Verbatim: Jun. 13, 2005 (Notebook)
Punchlines: Jun. 13, 2005 (Punchlines)
Numbers: Jun. 13, 2005 (Numbers)
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
When You Wish Upon TV (Television)
Need surgery? Can't afford college? House too small? If you've got a sad story, the networks would love to help
Movies: For Children of All Ages (Movies)
Three new kids' movies try to appeal to young and old. But you can't always have it both ways
Movies: Batman Gets a New Vehicle (Movies)
And it's one tricked-out Batmobile. The movie, on the other hand, isn't exactly a smooth ride
Photography: The Case for Clutter (Photography)
Lee Friedlander loves the sheer multitudinousness of the world. A vivid show makes it hard to disagree
Books: Woolf in Lizard's Clothing? (Books)
Michael Cunningham, the author of The Hours, returns with a risky and admirably reptilian novel
Music: Coldplay: X&Y and Too Much Zzzzz (Music)
Coldplay's new album has soaring melodies and terrific hooks. If only the lyrics weren't such a drag
5 Fantastic Graphic Novels
These books are topical, complex and well written. They're also illustrated
YOUR TIME
Doctor's Orders: Jun. 13, 2005 (Health)
Health: A Shingles Vaccine (Health)
Fitness: Fun In The Sun (Fitness)
PEOPLE
Q&A Keri Russell
Dave Chappelle: The Next Stage
One Small Snip, One Giant Snap
10 Questions for Danica Patrick (Interview)
Then There Were Two
LETTERS
Letters: Jun. 13, 2005
ESSAY
Dark Secrets in the Parking Garage
With Deep Throat in the script, the intrigue turned reporters into secret agents
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Breaking That Dirty Old Habit (Time Bonus Section July 2005: Inside Business / Energy)
AN UNLIKELY ALLIANCE OF HAWKS, DOVES AND GREENS HAS A PLAN TO HELP AMERICA GUZZLE LESS GAS. COULD IT WORK?
Biz Briefs: Hitting the Road in Style (Time Bonus Section July 2005: Inside Business / Biz Briefs)
Biz Briefs: HP Changes Its Imaging (Time Bonus Section July 2005: Inside Business / Biz Briefs)
Biz Briefs: Bling for Beauty (Time Bonus Section July 2005: Inside Business / Biz Briefs)
Biz Briefs: Google 2.0 (Time Bonus Section July 2005: Inside Business / Biz Briefs)
Biz Briefs: Penney Pusher (Time Bonus Section July 2005: Inside Business / Biz Briefs)
Energy: Turning Waste into Fuel (Time Bonus Section July 2005: Inside Business / Energy)
A DANISH BIOTECH FIRM WORKS ON ANSWERS
Marketing: Starbucks: Coffee, Tea, CD? (Time Bonus Section July 2005: Inside Business / Marketing)
STARBUCKS WANTS YOU TO DOWNLOAD SONGS AND BURN CDS WHILE YOU SIP YOUR JAVA. WILL IT PAY?
Fast-Food Face-Off (Time Bonus Section July 2005: Inside Business / Strategy)
THE BURGER WARS ARE HEATING UP AS WENDY'S TRIES, ANY WAY IT CAN, TO RECLAIM ITS TITLE OF SHORT-ORDER INNOVATOR
Risky Business (Time Bonus Section July 2005: Inside Business)
ONE LITTLE-KNOWN AIRLINE IS RAKING IN PROFITS BY PROVIDING TRANSPORT FOR THE PENTAGON
Media: The Paper Trade (Time Bonus Section July 2005: Inside Business / Media)
DIGITAL MAY BE THE NEW PRINT, BUT DON'T TRY TO TELL THIS EXEC THAT PAPERS ARE YESTERDAY'S NEWS. HERE'S HIS READ
Entrepreneurs: Fishing for Black Gold (Time Bonus Section July 2005: Inside Business / Entrepreneurs)
AFTER BATTLING BUREAUCRATS OVER BELUGA CAVIAR, A GROUP OF ENTREPRENEURS MAY FINALLY NET THEIR TASTY TREASURE