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• As the Shadows Fell

The story of Ronald Reagan's last decade is at once grim and tender. The Personal History of how Nancy coped with his Alzheimer's.

PERISCOPE

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• INTELLIGENCE: THE PENTAGON—SPYING IN AMERICA?

• Conventional Wisdom: Finally Home Ed.• Kerry: The Veepstakes Tighten• Clinton: Selling Himself• Iraq: Trouble With Telecom• Vets: 'I Had to Be The Best I Could Be'• Survey of Surveys: Skip the Tie, Buy the Dye• Science: He's One Smart Puppy• McDonald's: Hold the Cheese, Please• Fund-Raising: Business of Survival• Perspectives

NATIONAL NEWS

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President Reagan's Casket Processes To The Capitol

• AS THE SHADOWS FELL
The story of Ronald Reagan's last decade is at once grim and tender. The Personal History of how Nancy coped with his Alzheimer's

• 'God Has a Plan,' My Dad Always Said• Alter: Reagan's Last Political Gift• Nancy's Next Campaign• The Keys to Caregiving• In Memoriam: 'Strong, Strong Beliefs'

WORLD NEWS

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• INTERROGATION: A TORTURED DEBATE
Amid feuding and turf battles, lawyers in the White House discussed specific terror-interrogation techniques like 'water-boarding' and 'mock burials'

• Iraq: Death Ride• Rebels With a Cause• 'Someone Was Going to Kill'• Zakaria: Tackle the Nuke Threat

BUSINESS

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Eliot Spitzer Speaks On Religious Discrimination In The Workplace

• QUESTIONS ABOUT ELIOT SPITZER’S FUNDRAISING
The attorney general's fund-raising triggers new questions about conflicts of interest

• Sloan: Don’t Disregard Old Media Moguls• Power Play• A Fight on His Hands• Martha Holds Out a Helping Hand

HEALTH

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• NANCY'S NEXT CAMPAIGN
The former First Lady's passion for stem-cell research has fueled a political battle. Where does the science stand?

• It's Like going Back Into Time• The Keys to Caregiving• Live Talk: Stem Cell Research

SOCIETY

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• SPORTS: ROCKET REDUX
Batters beware: Roger Clemens is the best pitcher in baseball—again

ENTERTAINMENT

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• BAT OUT OF HELL: ON THE ‘BATMAN’ SET
Seven years ago, 'Batman' was on life support. Now a gifted director is trying to resurrect the franchise. An exclusive visit to the set.

• Snap Judgment: Movies• We Can't Stop Loving Him• Books: Diving Into a Mystery• Books: Keepin' It Real—Real Tantalizing• Newsmakers: J. Lo, MTV, Mena Suvari

THE TIP SHEET

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• TECHNOLOGY: THE FINE PRINT—A PRIMER
If you're in the market for a new printer, here's a friendly FAQ to help decide which model is best for you

• Art: Theater• Gadgets: A Portable Classroom• Ask Tip Sheet• Travel: Over the River, Into the Woods• No Leonardo, But Plenty of Beach• Wasabi and Salsa in the Land of Potatoes• From Sunflowers to Lavender• Beach Bargains

COLUMNISTS

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• SICK, AND TIRED OF THE ENDLESS PAPERWORK
We've been charged for seeing doctors we never met, and even the armrests on my wife's wheelchair

• Quindlen: Personality, Not Policy• Alter: Reagan's Last Political Gift• Zakaria: Tackle the Nuke Threat

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•	Ronald Reagan's life and times

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• June 10: Newsweek's Managing Editor Jon Meacham talks to MSNBC-TV's Chris Matthews about Ronald Reagan's legacy

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PERSPECTIVES

"He said they are like dogs and if you allow them to believe at any point that they are more than a dog, then you've lost control of them.''
—Brigadier General Janis Karpinski, describing how she was ordered to treat prisoners at Abu Ghraib by the current Iraqi prison chief Major General Geoffrey Miller, formerly in charge of detainees at Guantanamo Bay

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