July 17, 2006 | Vol. 168 No. 3

The End of Cowboy Diplomacy (World)

Why the Bush Doctrine no longer guides the foreign policy of the Bush Administration

A Soldier's Shame

An ex-G.I. is charged with killing an Iraqi girl he raped--and her family--while his comrades stood by

Common Cents

What's the price of a penny? Higher than you might think

The Good Neighbor Strategy

Mexico's disputed election reflects a struggle for Latin America's soul. Moises Naim explains how that could help Bush define his legacy

How to Curb North Korea

Threats and diplomacy have failed to curb Kim Jong-il

Transformation is Hard (Viewpoint)

Bush hoped to shake up U.S. foreign policy, but history's odds are against him

The Intimate Life of A. Einstein (Exclusive)

Letters written during a tumultuous year and unsealed this week offer a rare glimpse inside the heart and mind of the 20th century's greatest genius

Do I Know You? (Behavior)

A condition that causes an inability to recognize faces is socially isolating--and surprisingly common

Reconciling God and Science

Genome mapper Francis Collins is also an evangelical Christian. His new book says that's not a contradiction

A Taste of Stardom (Notebook / Raise Your Glass)

You Can't Beat The Real Thing (Notebook / Speed Read)

Talking Points: Jul. 17, 2006 (Notebook)

A Place for the Kids of War (Notebook)

Punchlines: Jul. 17, 2006 (Punchlines)

Delay Redux? (Notebook)

Numbers: Jul. 17, 2006 (Numbers)

Milestones Jul. 17, 2006 (Notebook)

Verbatim: Jul. 17, 2006 (Notebook)

Facebook and the Election (Notebook)

Politicians look for help online with the popular networking site facebook.com

Wage-ing Battle (Notebook)

Update: Jul. 17, 2006 (Notebook)