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5/29/06
Cover Story
David R. Gergen: The danger of drift
Presidents in a deep hole
Nation & World
U.S. forces battle on in the heart of insurgent territory
The Darfur peace treaty raises hopes, but for now, it's still just talk
A case study of why earmarks may be getting out of hand
A nasty House race in Connecticut has national significance
The Pentagon's brand new plan for winning the battle of ideas against terrorists
Now, let's hit those hash marks
Michael Barone: Heard the good news?
Special Report
David Addington is the most powerful man you've never heard of. Here's why
Money & Business
Investors sour on tech titans like Dell, Intel, and Microsoft as they lose their growth-stock allure
Small-business advocate, big-company résumé
Some people may be saving more than they will need for their golden years
With savings back in style, look online for top yields
Investors nail Home Depot for retooling data; refurbishing the Roth IRA; watch out below! the Dow's on a roll--downhill; slumping sales; vaulting hurdles
Editorial
Mortimer B. Zuckerman: Let's use all the tools
Whispers
Washington Whispers: Practicing therapy that he preaches; enough with "Speaker Pelosi"; United 93 pushes one man to tears; Social Security: Democrats' turn; with love from political daughters; 100 spouses, 100 frocks; ugly Americans in black and white; a CNN vet and an off-camera home
Cartoon
Nick Anderson cartoon wonders just how far use of the National Guard will go
The Week
Hoffa grabbing headlines again
GOP advisers push Bush on immigration campaign; high anxiety over the National Guard; pols who flex their muscles; Democrats boost an energy plan
One for the record in New England; at Duke, questions and new charges; when an essay is a fireable offense; big state, big hair, big oil, big speed; you want polite? Try Minneapolis
Israel's new leader is seeking to bond; no longer a pariah, Libya gets a nod; a drug lord loses his place in the sun; out of sight but not out of mind
How Bush can help in Israeli-Palestinian relations
Peter Beinart: Reviving the American left
Letters
U.S. News readers write about plea for cops, in concert with nature, Uganda's tragedy, and live and let liver

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