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6/5/06
Cover Story
The planet is warming; we may just have to adapt
Saying it in cinema
Insurers may cash in on climate change
Nation & World
The U.S. exit strategy hangs on whether Iraq's new government can, in fact, govern
The Bush administration sets tough terms for when--and whether--it will talk with adversaries
Should this man be leading the G-8?
Letter from Tucson: Getting real on the border
Alan Mollohan, a West Virginia wild card
Learning the hard lessons of Katrina
Exports power an economic rebound
Gloria Borger: Holiday on ice
Money & Business
A guilty verdict on Enron's top two executives--and on an entire era
Christopher Lowell is the man many women seek out to get over home-decor hang-ups
Bringing out the bull in blue chips; all is not settled with Fannie Mae's numbers crunch; take a holiday plunge--you've earned it; the goblet of Fed; when less is more
Health & Medicine
Disease experts scramble to find out how bird flu infected an Indonesian family
Embracing the benefits of writing, music, and art
Teens and vitamin D; maybe you don't need chemo; frail bodies and broken minds; if you're diet doesn't do it, take a nap
Editorial
Mortimer B. Zuckerman: A wise change in plans
Whispers
Washington Whispers: For Congress, a few good spooks; GOP fears in a bellwether race; an unpopular plug in a data pipeline; the calm (the tan?) before the storm; the more you know the more you get; in Iraq, openings for three plum jobs; Iranian to Bush: "Let's talk"; officials, idols, and hometown ties
Cartoon
Matt Davies draws up congressional bribery guidelines, freezer section
The Week
Politics, power, and some very strange bedfellows
White House catches a case of the warm and fuzzies; only politicos draw energy from Enron; can't the facts speak for themselves? in this House they stand by their man
Sniper crime wave could have been worse; strap-hanger surveillance in New York; a twist on conventional wisdom; wearing the colors heats up South Carolina
Is China a friend, a foe, or both? in the line of fire--the civilian toll; tiny Montenegro decides to go solo; Singapore makes a bet on gambling
Datebook: Snuff it out; OPEC price points; olympic spelling; a plague at 20; calling for a vote; the doomsday files
John Warner's plan for Iran
Letters
U.S. News readers write about rail loan program, preserving privacy, chasing dreams, and where were the hybrids?

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