COVER
Health / Appetite: The Science Of Appetite (Cover Story / The Well)
There's a lot more to feeling hungry than you think. New research into what drives us to eat may teach us how to control the urge
Health: How the World Eats (Health)
In the face of Westernization, families across the globe are abandoning traditional diets and dining habits
Photo Essays
What The World Eats
What's on family dinner tables in fifteen different homes around the globe
What Makes You Eat More Food
Seven ways our bodies tell us we're hungry —even when we're not
Health: Diets: A New Diet Equation (Health)
Where you gain weight on your body may play a significant role in how you can lose it
Life as the Biggest Loser (Health)
The reality show helps contestants quickly drop a lot of weight, but what happens when the show is over?
Health: Viewpoint: Notes on a Food-Free Diet (Health)
An intrepid reporter's firsthand account of how he survived for 48 hours on nothing but a liquid mixture of lemons, cayenne pepper and maple syrup
NATION
The Candor Candidate (The Well / Nation)
Why the candid candidate is telling people things they don't want to hear
An Auto Insider Takes on Climate Change (The Well / Nation)
Congressman John Dingell has been accused of being in bed with the auto industry. But that's not stopping him from tackling global warming
America's Fear of Outsiders (History)
The U.S. has always been a nation of immigrants. It's always been a nation ambivalent about them too
ESSAY
Romney's Disappointing Campaign (Commentary)
Viewpoint: The fast-moving Republican star acts like a man on a mission, says Joe Klein, but without a shred of courage or conviction
How Libby's Trial Hurt the Press (Viewpoint)
On the eve of Scooter Libby's sentencing, the damage from a troubling prosecution has already been done — to journalists and the public interest
Friends in High Places
For 2008, I'll vote for whichever candidate is nicest to me on MySpace
Ranking the Candidates on MySpace
TIME's Joel Stein reviewed all 18 of the candidates MySpace pages, from both major parties ranked from lamest to coolest
BRIEFING
Plague on a Plane. (The Moment)
The borders germs sneak across are the hardest to police
Amid the Surge, an Army's Shortage (Washington Memo)
Planners have detected an increasing shortfall in the number of junior officers willing to stay in the service
The Mexican Press in Peril (World Spotlight)
Why some journalists in Mexico are staying silent during the recent violence between drug gangs
Milestones Jun. 11, 2007
People: Jun. 11, 2007 (People)
Dashboard: Jun. 11, 2007 (Dashboard / Dashboard)
Verbatim: Jun. 11, 2007 (Notebook)
Numbers: Jun. 11, 2007 (Numbers)
WORLD
In the Shadow of the Six-Day War (The Well / World)
Forty years later, defeats and disappointments continue to shape the lives of Palestinians and Israelis
Video: The Six-Day War, 40 Years Later
On the anniversary of the war between Israel and three Arab states in 1967, a survivor shares his memories
Photo Essay: A Photographer's Last Assignment
Forty years ago, Life Magazine photographer Paul Schutzer was killed while covering the Six-Day War
In the Ring with the World's Youngest Bullfighter ( Postcard: Mexico)
With no minimum age for matadors, the country has children as young as 10 picking up the sword. Can they save a dying sport? In the ring with the world's youngest bullfighter
BUSINESS
No More Gushers for ExxonMobil (Life: Living - History - Business - Technology - Behavior - Life After Work / THE CURIOUS CAPITALIST)
The company's stingy approach to oil exploration means you can count on high gas prices to stick around
Learning to Love Radio Again (Technology)
How personalized Web stations are breathing new life into a stagnant medium
Struggling with Retirement (Life After Work)
Couples often have conflicting ideas about what the R-word means. Start talking now
HEALTH & MEDICINE
How Babies Decode Faces (Life: Living - History - Business - Technology - Behavior - Life After Work / Behavior)
For infants, learning a language can mean looking as well as listening
SOCIETY
The New Trend of Used Clothes (Life: Living - History - Business - Technology - Behavior - Life After Work / Living)
Used clothing stores get a fashion makeover as shoppers recycle their cheap-chic wardrobes
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Ocean's Thirteen, the Interview (Arts: Architecture - Downtime / Movies)
Matt Damon, George Clooney, Brad Pitt and Ellen Barkin discuss how to make a movie without really trying
Light at the Museum (Architecture)
How a new wing made a Kansas City classic cutting edge
Photo Essay: Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
A wing designed by architect Steven Holl gives a new glow to the Kansas City museum
Downtime: Jun. 11, 2007 (Downtime)
SPECIAL SECTION
At Your Service (Pursuits)
Luxury hotels offer increasingly over-the-top amenities to attract a seasoned and free-spending clientele
Mission Impossible (Pursuits: Travel - Tasting)
Trained at the top hotels, these concierges know how to service even the most outrageous request
The New Brew (Pursuits)
Instead of uncorking a vintage red, Michelin-starred chefs are tapping into a long list of artisanal beers