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9/4/06
Cover Story
For U.S. troops, this may be the last chance to head off a full-blown civil war. There's a plan, but will it work?
Hunting Baghdad's death squads
America's most elite soldiers are showing Iraqis how to do the job
Nation & World
As Iran defies the United Nations, Washington seeks support for sanctions
Fouad Ajami: Tehran by the sea
Plan B without a prescription
A way past the stem cell dilemma
Michael Barone: A GOP terrorism bump
Throughout New Orleans, residents band together to regroup and rebuild
A disaster long in the making
A storm over warming
Money & Business
Ben Bernanke may be facing a nasty relic of the disco era. It's called stagflation
Now arriving, a bumpy crop of layoffs; wanted: a 401(k) so automated it walks the dog; markdown on retail stocks
Health & Medicine
Conquering those growing pains
Three new vaccines for older kids expand protection from disease
Bernadine Healy, M.D.: Obesity gets an early start
Editorial
Mortimer B. Zuckerman: Don't fear the dragon
Whispers
Washington Whispers: Ping-Pong still works in China; playing soon in Congress: the NFL; a Hamas copycat at work in Iraq; the official book on Dick Cheney; what, me worry? not this president; 'tis the season to go with the Saints
Cartoon
Pat Oliphant cartoon on the French approach to Hezbollah
The Week
Jim LoScalzo: The power of pictures in a time of war
Don't count Al Gore out; fall story could have a nasty ending; if the Democrats don't win: Ouch! so what about the terrorists, eh?
A cold shoulder for the governor; the JonBenet case gets curiouser still; battles still rage over mine disaster; harassment struggles; planning ahead in Sin City
Edward O. Wilson's plea for preservation
In the wake of the war in Lebanon; journalists as bargaining chips; help is not on the way for Darfur; in China, the risk of defying the system; Pluto is still a star but not a planet
Letters
U.S. News readers write about Castro's legacy, wind power woes, managing the mortgage, Iraqi triangle, culture club, hail to which chief? star flag-waver, computer geek peeks, a river runs through it, superhero salutes

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