November 9, 1992 | Vol. 140 No. 19

Chrysler's Second Amazing Comeback (Cover Stories)

Roger Smith's Painful Legacy at Chrysler (Cover Stories)

The Cowboy Driving Oldsmobile (Cover Stories)

What Went Wrong? Everything at Once. (Cover Stories)

How the world's largest corporation broke down, and why the human cost of repairs will be brutal

Awkward Timing (The Week: Nation)

A grand jury charges Weinberger anew, involving George Bush

Campaign Quiz (Grapevine)

Consider The Source (U.S. Campaign)

Equal Opportunity War (Grapevine)

Hanging On for Dear Life (Grapevine)

How The Kids Call It (The Week: Nation)

Not So Fast, Rookies! (Grapevine)

Perot-Noia (U.S. Campaign)

Throughout the campaign, Perot complained that no one wanted to talk about the issues. But often his judgment became the issue.

Proving A Negative (The Week: Nation)

A Russian official finds no evidence that Alger Hiss was a spy

Some Of His Best Friends (Grapevine)

Take Your Mitts Off My Carrier (Grapevine)

Too Mixed, Too Late (The Week: Nation)

Vox Pop: Nov. 9, 1992 (Grapevine)

What Will Ross Perot Do Next? (The Week: Nation)

A debating star strikes out at unseen enemies as the race tightens

A Test of Intentions (The Week World)

Middle East peace talks plod on, despite fighting along Israel's border

Boris Barks Back (The Week World)

Yeltsin moves to fend off Russia's increasingly hostile Old Guard

Them Again (The Week World / Et Cetera)

Them Again

It Was No in Any Language (The Week World)

Canadians reject a constitution, but a split-up still seems unlikely

Struggling to Be Themselves (The Americas)

John Major: Victor Beware (Britain)

John Major's status quo policies may have won him re-election, but they have failed to repair theeconomy

What Deal? (The Week World)

London and Beijing bicker over how democratic Hong Kong should be

France: Where Children Come First (Europe)

Instead of just talking about family values, France offers a wide range of programs from the cradle to the grave to promote a more stable, equitable and caring society

A Thousand Points of Blight (Environment)

From fuel spills and toxic wastes to live shells and lethal landfills, the U.S. military is the nation's No. 1 polluter

Search for The Wolf (Nature)

Ranchers and animal lovers have fought for years over plans to bring the predator back to Yellowstone. Now the beast may be taking the matter into its own paws.

A Shot in the Arm (The Week Health & Science)

The FDA approves a controversial birth control injection

Get Out the Lifeboats! Antarctica Is Melting (The Week Health & Science)

New evidence suggests the ice caps are more fragile than assumed

Heads Up (The Week Health & Science)

A comet may strike the earth in mid-August . . . of the year 2126

The Biggest Killer of Women: Heart Attack (Medicine)

Brandon's Fade-Out (The Week: Society / Et Cetera)

Brandon's Fade-Out

The Thin Red Line (The Week: Society / Et Cetera)

The Thin Red Line

In Texas, A Grim Question of Survival (The Week: Society)

An accused rapist insists an offered condom implied consent

Miscellany Roll Over Beethoven (The Week: Society)

What Would It Take to Get America off Drugs?

A new book argues that the effort to cut off supply has failed. It's time to focus on the treatment and education programs that have proven power to reduce demand.

When Lobbyists Become Insiders (Ethics)

While working for presidential campaigns, influence peddlers may be serving their own interests

America Abroad: The War That Will Not End (America Abroad)

The War That Will Not End

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