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5/8/06
Cover Story
Despite a troubled history, police across the nation are keeping tabs on ordinary Americans
When the cops only saw red
Nation & World
Do oil and politics mix? As the price of gas tops $3 a gallon, politicians from the White House on down are hoping they do
Why a gasoline tax is good for you
U.S. hopes now rest on a tough, pragmatic Shiite politician
While the world rallies for Darfur, there are other places of horror and neglect
Cursed for the sins of her father
An Army exercise tests several scenarios for future conflicts
Why are death sentences and executions dropping?
The long and tortured history of executions
Michael Barone: Blowback on the press
Money & Business
The market's stealth run-up has some fearful of a correction
How to zig when U.S. stocks zag
Q&A with fund manager David Kiefer
The first quarter proved a rewarding one for most mutual fund investors
Health & Medicine
If you've put off trying to figure out Medicare Part D, the clock is ticking
Nerve surgeon Susan Mackinnon has new ways to save arms and legs; Mackinnon at a glance
Bernadine Healy, M.D.: Calcium and common sense
Editorial
Mortimer B. Zuckerman: Did someone say bubble?
Whispers
Washington Whispers: Church and state--a cue from JFK; another from '04 with an eye on '08; maybe 2008 is the third-party charm; exporting capital "D" democracy; Arkansas royalty, Huckabee or Times; grudging praise for a Russian thorn; ABC tries "smooth" approach; the questioner behind the decider
Cartoon
Pat Oliphant cartoon on Osama bin Laden and the price of gasoline
The Week
Learning a few lessons from a tragic moment
Hill likes the new guy, but media fear a snow job; Rove said to think fifth time's a charm; GOP looking to play "capture the flag"; the old-fashioned way
Florida boots harsh tactics; a Big Easy suit over MR-GO; tipping point for L.A.? stirrings, finally, at ground zero; hold the foie gras in Chi-town
A defiant Iran, a compliant U.N.; bombings rattle Egypt's confidence; look, Hu's buying oil from Nigeria; tough questions for Syria's strongman; if you build it, will they come?
Risky business; Germany calling; party amid protest; Freud at 150; sparks flying; gadgets and games
Ilham Aliyev: A big ally in a tiny country
Letters
U.S. News readers write about the FBI, quake shakedown, grading grad schools, global warming, and supreme salaries; a clarification on an article about Curt Flood's case

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