Vol. 169 No. 3
COVER
Can a couple more divisions in Iraq make a difference? Or is Bush's idea too little, too late?
NATION
Ford refused to take his private faith public, even when doing so might have saved his political career
Farewell to a Decent Man (The Presidency)
1913-2006
Looking for Mr. Right
Conservatives are desperate for a 2008 contender they can love
The Anti-Clinton (Profile)
By ditching the formula of one Clinton, John Edwards aims to upset the other
Old Tactics, New Team (Washington Memo)
The Wizard of Odd
How a convicted felon and admitted drug dealer has become the blogosphere's secret weapon in the war against e-voting
SPORT
LaDainian Tomlinson can take San Diego to the Super Bowl, quietly
NOTEBOOK
What's Next
Eagles Soar, Bears Stagger
Milestones
Return of the Nixon Doctrine (Viewpoint)
As Somalia shows, the U.S. is letting others do its bidding. Here's why that can't last
Numbers
A Presidential Geography Lesson
Now You See Them, Now You Don't
Why They're Both Running Against Bill (In the Arena)
Backlash on Backscatter
Verbatim
WORLD
The just verdict for Saddam should lead us to commit to victory
Saddam's Second Life
Feared and loathed as a leader, the tyrant has become a martyr in death
SCIENCE
Smart companies are using the environment not just to seem virtuous but to crush their rivals
BUSINESS
As municipal wireless pops up, so do questions: Who pays for it? Who runs it? Who's looking over your shoulder?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
With some of the biggest box-office monsters coming back again, we hereby dub 2007 the year of the 3quel
PEOPLE
The Today host on Katie, Meredith and grappling with Tom Cruise
TO OUR READERS
LETTERS
ESSAY
It took one act of terrorism in 1914 to cripple the world's financial markets. Why it could happen again
The $10 Solution (Columnists / The Power of One)
lives
A Spammer's Revenge (Columnists / Law)
Don't call a junk mailer that, or you could get sued. His right to free speech trumps your right to privacy
No Primate Left Behind