NATION

New York State Of Mine

Hillary Clinton opens her undeclared candidacy for the U.S. Senate by making a show of listening--and sidling away from Bill

In Rudy's Playground

While Hillary tours Upstate, Giuliani shows that he still holds the home-field advantage

WORLD

A Sinister Force

Once they embodied Soviet power, now the Spetsnaz elite troops reflect Russia's dangerous chaos

SCIENCE

They Asked For The Moon (Space)

Thirty years after that first giant leap for mankind, it's hard to believe America ever had the will--or the vision--to take it

HEALTH & MEDICINE

Eat Your Heart Out (Health)

Forget what you know about eggs, margarine and salt. The conventional wisdom has been overturned--repeatedly--by surprising new research

SOCIETY

Blue-Collar Benefactor (American Scene)

An autoworker, 78, invests his money wisely--and gives away $1 million

SPORT

Flat-Out Fantastic (The New Dream Team)

They kicked! They scored! They won the World Cup and showed everyone how strong a women's team can be

BRIEFING

Gun Control (Notebook)

N.A.A.C.P. to Take Up Arms Against Gun Industry

Criticism (Notebook)

Ebert's New Comrades Sit on Their Thumbs

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Enough Is Enough! (The Arts / Show Business)

After five years full of rancor and embarrassments, Disney and Jeffrey Katzenberg settle their lawsuit

Sundance Summer (The Arts / Show Business)

Eight wannabe directors spend a month with Redford and other pros to sharpen their craft

YOUR TIME

To Sir with Love (Personal Time / Your Family)

How should your kids address adults in this age of blended families and mingled surnames?

The Next Cisco (Personal Time / Your Money)

Everyone is looking for it when they should be paying more attention to the real deal

Lost in Space (Personal Time / Your Technology)

Driving to my college reunion by satellite and mapping software seemed cool--until I got lost

Hope Meets Hype (Personal Time / Your Health)

They talk about a breakthrough in Alzheimer's research, but what does that really mean?

PEOPLE

LETTERS