SPECIAL SECTION
The Ghosts Of Haditha (Special Report)
What happened one November morning in a dusty Iraqi town promises to haunt the hearts and minds of liberator and liberated alike
Iraq's Self-Inflicted Wounds (Special Report)
Haditha is focusing attention on civilian deaths at the hands of U.S. troops. But Iraqis have much more to fear from their own
Forum: Rules of Engagement (Special Report / Forum)
Four experts explore when combat becomes a massacre--especially in a guerrilla war--and who shares the blame
The Tightrope Walker (Special Report)
The Lost, Lamented Marine (Special Report)
How Haditha Came to Light (Special Report)
YOUR TIME
Health: How To Curb Your Cravings (Health)
Home: High Style for Small People (Home)
PEOPLE
People: Jun. 12, 2006
TO OUR READERS
The March of Time
LETTERS
Letters: Jun. 12, 2006
ESSAY
In Plain English: Let's Make It Official
Having a unifying language is a secret of America's success. Why mess with it?
BRIEFING
Caped Crusaders (Notebook)
Milestones Jun. 12, 2006 (Notebook)
Together--for the Kids (Notebook)
The World vs. Iran (Notebook)
Verbatim: Jun. 12, 2006 (Notebook)
Numbers: Jun. 12, 2006 (Numbers)
Katrina Mea Culpa (Notebook / Speed Read)
Can the Democrats Handle a Heretic? (Notebook / In the Arena)
Senate candidate Jim Webb's campaign will help determine whether Democrats can become a majority party once more
Punchlines: Jun. 12, 2006 (Punchlines)
Place Your Bets: Trading on Buzz (Notebook / Place Your Bets)
A Spy Returns to the CIA Fold (Notebook)
Update: Jun. 12, 2006 (Notebook)
NATION
Whose Party Is It Anyway?
The Democrats have a fighting chance to win the House this November, but divisions among party leaders may stand in their way
HEALTH & MEDICINE
The Magic of the Family Meal (Eating Smart)
The statistics are clear: kids who dine with the folks are healthier, happier and better students, which is why a dying tradition is coming back
Catering To the Melting Pot (Eating Smart)
Hold the anchovies! Lose the mint! How the hugely successful Cheesecake Factory is diversifying what America eats
The Grass-Fed Revolution (Eating Smart)
Beef raised wholly on pasture, rather than grain-fed in feedlots, may be better for your health--and for the planet
How Sweet It Isn't (Eating Smart)
If artificial sugar is so splendid, why aren't we thin?
Does My Diet Fit My Genes? (Eating Smart)
The new science of nutrigenomics has some answers. It explains why fat and caffeine are worse for some than others
2 Thin Chefs (Eating Smart)
Want to learn the secrets of willpower? Just ask a couple of slender women who spend their days surrounded by temptation
Rethinking First Foods (Eating Smart)
Somewhere between mother's breast and the lunchroom, something has gone very wrong. How to instill good eating habits from the start
The Menu Magician (Eating Smart)
Gregg Rapp knows just how to influence what you order
Is Teflon Risky? (Eating Smart)
Nonstick pots can emit nasty stuff if used incorrectly
Retooling School Lunch (Eating Smart)
How two communities are working to serve kids fresher, healthier food--and then actually get them to eat it
Web Guide: The Tastiest Food Sites (Eating Smart)
TIME's Jeremy Caplan selects nine fantastic food web sites
Local-Food Movement: The Lure of the 100-Mile Diet (Eating Smart / Local-Food Movement)
Decoding the Grocery Store (Eating Smart)
Dinner-Party Project: The ABCs of Breaking Bread (Eating Smart / Dinner-Party Project)
Get To Know Giada (Eating Smart)
Six Rules for Eating Wisely (Eating Smart)
Diabetes On The Move (Eating Smart)
The familiar disease is showing up in unfamiliar places
Five Foods to Fear (Eating Smart)
They may not seem like junk food. But nutritionists say these products are almost as bad for you as candy bars or soda
A Healthier Trip to the Supermarket (Eating Smart)
The aisles are filled with a growing number of nutritional options and packaged doesn't always mean unhealthy. Here are five places to look on your next shopping trip
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
The Secret Plan of Jack Black (Movies)
Why is the American wild man getting in the ring as a half-Mexican wrestling monk? For the stretchy pants--and to make moviemaking fun
Books: Have Cane, Will Travel (Books)
A moving, mesmerizing biography of a blind adventurer who was determined to see the world
5 Cinematic Couplings That Really Have Legs (Worth Your Time)
DVDs that showcase collaborators who brought out the best in each other