Vol. 159 No. 3
NATION
Never mind their budget blues. It's an election year, so politicians are singing about homeland security
Who's Accountable?
Inside the growing Enron scandal: how evidence was shredded and top executives fished for a bailout as the company imploded
Despair Beneath His Wings
A troubled past may have led a teen to copy a suicide mission
WORLD
Sharon pins the Palestinian gunrunner operation on Iran, and here, say the Israelis, is the evidence
WAR & TERRORISM
The U.S. has killed or seized hundreds of bin Laden's fighters, but many are still on the loose. A progress report on the war on terror
The Case Of The Disappearing Prisoners (The War / Afghan Justice)
Inside Al-Qaeda (The War / TIME Exclusive)
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Science has been winning battles against old age, but can it win the war?
How To Keep The Doctor Away (Staying Healthy)
Vaccines Stage A Comeback (Staying Healthy)
They defeated some of the deadliest diseases known to man. Now they are helping defend us against bioterrorism. And soon, inoculations may protect us from killers like AIDS, Ebola, heart disease and e
A Public Mess (Staying Healthy)
The government's clumsy handling of anthrax exposed the weaknesses of a public-health system gone off the rails. Can it be set right?
Playing Chicken With Our Antibiotics (Staying Healthy)
Overtreatment is creating dangerously resistant germs
10 Foods That Pack A Wallop (Staying Healthy)
Eat, drink and be healthy! Scientists are rapidly identifying the natural chemicals that give preventive punch to a rainbow of ordinary edibles
Power Foods: Do They Work? (Staying Healthy)
Walk, Don't Run (Staying Healthy)
It's simple, it's cheap, and studies show that walking may be the best exercise for reducing the risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes
Too Heavy, Too Young (Staying Healthy)
Obesity is rapidly becoming the major health crisis of the next generation. What parents can do to help kids control their own weight
Preventive Parenting (Staying Healthy)
Paying attention to a baby's unique personality may head off problems before they happen
Our A To Z Guide To Advances In Medicine (Staying Healthy / Advances in Medicine)
From Alzheimer's and artificial hearts to stem cells, smallpox and the Zone diet, 2001 was a busy year in medicine for doctors and patients alike. A guide to the key developments
SOCIETY
After a hockey dad's conviction, a hard question lingers: How can parents be kept from losing control?
Outside The Gates (TIME In Depth)
THIS YEAR THE NATION'S PRISONS WILL RELEASE MORE THAN 630,000 PEOPLE--A NEW RECORD. AMANDA RIPLEY FOLLOWS ONE MAN'S STRUGGLE TO STAY
Beyond Grace (Fashion)
By the time Yves Saint Laurent retired, he had changed everything about fashion
SPORT
Michael Jordan has defied time and made the woeful Wizards a team worth watching
NOTEBOOK
Notebook
Is The Disabilities Act Disabled?
Milestones (Milestones)
All That You Can Be
Where's Cheney? (Inside The White House)
Airline Security Got You Down? Talk To The Pilots
The Week In Fingerprints
For The Record (For The Record)
A Shoe Bomb Is No One-Man Job (Terror Probe)
A Near Miss From Outer Space
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Big Brother already knows where you live. Why not let him make you safer?
When War Becomes This Personal
TIME.com (Time.com)
JANUARY 14-20
When The Hero Takes A Fall
Dealing With The N word
BUSINESS
The Enron mess may revive a tough question: Whose side is this President on?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
LOOKING FOR ADVICE ABOUT THE BEST HOLIDAY MOVIES TO SEE? TRY THE ONES IN WHICH THESE SIX TERRIFIC ACTORS APPEAR Halle Berry MONSTER'S BALL
The Replacements (The Arts / Television)
The midseason shows are here, and they look a lot like ones you've already seen--just not as good
Mad About The Mitfords (The Arts / Books)
A delightful biography of the eccentric British sisters
Roots (The Arts / Short Takes)
Anthony LaPaglia (The Arts / Cinema)
LANTANA
Benjamin Bratt (The Arts / Cinema)
PINERO
Jim Broadbent (The Arts / Cinema)
IRIS
Jennifer Connelly (The Arts / Cinema)
A BEAUTIFUL MIND
Jamie Foxx (The Arts / Cinema)
ALI
Behind The Sun (The Arts / Short Takes)
Directed by Walter Salles
9-11: Emergency Relief (The Arts / Short Takes)
Extreme Beauty: The Body Transformed (The Arts / Short Takes)
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City
Brutal Imagination (The Arts / Short Takes)
By Cornelius Eady
YOUR TIME
When it comes to unsafe driving, girls are reaching parity with boys. Here are tips for improving teen skills
Reinventing The Radio (Personal Time / Your Technology)
Satellite radio promises 100 static-free stations. To hear for myself, I jumped into a Caddy and took it on a road test
Been Down So Long... (Personal Time / Your Health)
Prozac and other new drugs triggered a revolution in the treatment of depression. But do we still need the couch?
Your Health (Personal Time / Your Health)
Your Technology (Personal Time / Your Technology)
SPECIAL SECTION
More folks are making their closest friends a priority in their retirement scheme
Caricature Builder (Time Bonus Section / Generations)
At 98, artist Al Hirschfeld still limns show folk with a sure hand
Blue Period (Time Bonus Section / Generations)
The singer-songwriter tells how his 21-year-old self helps him face life