COVER
Why You Can't Ignore Kanye (Fall Preview)
More GQ than gangsta, Kanye West is challenging the way rap thinks about race and class--and striking a chord with fans of all stripes
Fall Arts Preview 2004 (Fall Preview / Critics' Picks)
Popular art with a lot on its mind. It's the season when the arts spring back to life as they ... Fall Forward
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NATION
Is This The Race For 2008?
If so, why are Clinton and McCain smiling? Because the two can agree on one thing: getting to the White House depends on winning the hearts of moderate America
All Pumped Up
WORLD
Killers in the Neighborhood
Exclusive: How the death squads came to Washash and turned Shi'ites and Sunnis against one another
Farewells and Homecomings
The Israeli withdrawal from Gaza is historic and emotional. But the Palestinian resettlement may be even more difficult
SOCIETY
Duty, Honor and Allah
Yes, there are Muslim Boy Scouts--and bound by an oath to serve God and country, they want to change views about their faith and loyalties
BRIEFING
Fans Gone Batty (Notebook)
Sports Quiz
Look Ma, I've Been Published (Notebook)
Verbatim: Aug. 29, 2005 (Notebook)
Was Mohammed Atta Overlooked? (Notebook)
Punchlines: Aug. 29, 2005 (Punchlines)
The Danger of Yellow Ribbon Patriotism (Notebook / In The Arena)
Why Cindy Sheehan's Crawford war vigil spurred a long-awaited dialogue on Iraq
Bickering About the Border (Notebook)
Arizona and New Mexico try to beef up security
Blogwatch: Aug. 29, 2005 ( Blogwatch)
Numbers: Aug. 29, 2005 (Numbers)
Big Pharma's Bitter Pill (Notebook)
Merck's Vioxx setback
Milestones Aug. 29, 2005 (Notebook)
Sky-High Standards (Notebook)
BUSINESS
Don't Fight It. It Might Just Work Out
Faced with base closings, towns are desperate to get off the hit list. Here's how they can adjust
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Books: Christopher Paolini: The Real-Life Boy Wizard (Books)
At 15, Christopher Paolini created the best-selling fantasy novel Eragon. At 21, he's back with a sequel
Books: 6 Detective Series to Savor (Books)
Novels that keep you guessing, with brilliant sleuths and vivid settings
YOUR TIME
Wine: The Story of O (Wine)
Doctor's Orders: Aug. 29, 2005 (Health)
Health: Tanning Addicts (Health)
PEOPLE
Teammates on the Tour de Bush
First Look: Finally Acting His Age, At Least Onscreen (First Look)
Madonna's Rocky Ride
10 Questions for Salman Rushdie (Interview)
Odd Men In
SPORT
How She Got to No. 1
Maria Sharapova, 18, uses a big serve and a killer instinct to prove that she's not just another pretty face
LETTERS
Letters: Aug. 29, 2005
ESSAY
How Bingeing Became the New College Sport
And why it would stop if we lowered the drinking age
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Why eBay Must Win China (Time Global Business September 2005 / Competition)
The potential is enormous. But Alibaba's deal with Yahoo! is a huge threat
Halal Beer? In the Bag (Time Global Business September 2005 / World Briefing)
Energy: Rising Sunlight (Time Global Business September 2005 / Energy)
How Japan's lack of oil helped make it the world leader in solar panels
The Coffee Widows (Time Global Business September 2005)
Some of Rwanda's genocide survivors are creating coffee cooperatives, and a new future
Iraq Is Easy Next to Italy (Time Global Business September 2005)
Cell-phone mogul Naguib Sawiris won big in risky markets; Europe could be tougher
Sailing Toward Consolidation (Time Global Business September 2005 / World Briefing)
Offshoring ... to the U.S. (World Briefing)
Labor costs may be higher, but Brazil's Tramontina is outsourcing to the U.S.