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- Mayor Nagin testifies Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2006, during the hearing on "Hurricane Katrina: Managing the Crisis and Evacuating New Orleans" on Capitol Hill
- New Orleans Mayor's Newest Foe
- Already reeling from his clumsy race remark, Ray Nagin now must face a tough challenger in a re-election bid
- Nation: Katrina's Latest Casualty
- Archive: Can New Orleans Do Better?
- Bush: 'America Is Addicted to Oil'
- TIME’s White House Correspondent Mike Allen on how the President’s speech aimed to show that he's got aggressive plans on energy, health care and, above all, national security
- Analysis: The President's Sinking Feeling
- Congressional Reaction: Back to the Future
- Speech Therapy: A Pair of Partisans at a Political Youth Party
- Rudy Heads South
- "America's Mayor" tests the national political waters very far from the Big Apple
- Archive: 10 Questions for Giuliani
- Cover: Person of the Year 2001
- What Scared Tony Blair About Global Warming?
- A British report predicts that a little more heat can do a lot of harm
- Archive: Where the Waters Are Rising
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When it comes to violent crime, New Orleans' gain may be Houston's loss - Coretta Scott King (1927-2006)
The wife of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., who carried out his legacy after his death in 1968 - Ready for Their Closeup
A new flick draws Evangelicals by replaying a watershed moment in their history
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After its surprising election victory, Hamas is the new governing power among Palestinians. Now Israel and the U.S. have to consider dealing with a party they view as terrorists - Can Bin Laden Be Caught?
After a year of silence, al-Qaeda's leader resurfaces. But with his health in question and his inner circle shrinking, the U.S. hopes it may not be for long - Living on the Edge
High-flying tycoon Takafumi Horie is entangled in a fraud investigation, rattling stock markets and raising doubts about Japan's economic recovery - Prospects for Peace
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She has a condition called selective mutism that is neither as rare nor as hopeless as experts believed. But the right help is hard to find - What Scared Tony Blair About Global Warming?
A British report predicts that a little more heat can do a lot of harm - Whodunit, Doggone It?
Inside a four-legged genetics lab, where forensic scientists fight crime with tooth, claw--and DNA - Off to Pluto at Last
A space probe starts its nine-year journey to explore the last planet—or at least, the one we used to think was last
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Apple's Steve Jobs is selling his movie studio to Disney. Can Pixar reanimate the Magic Kingdom? - Here Come the Super Bowl Perks
Why the crackdown on corporate goodies is bound to face a swarming defense - Can This Man Save The American Auto Industry?
Part rebel, part prince, Bill Ford believes a green revolution can fix his family's troubled company. But can he make cars you'll crave? - The Next Energy Crisis?
How the natural-gas shortage is hurting the economy--and what it will do to your heating bills
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An Oscar analysis of the nominations by TIME's Richard Corliss - Reality TV's Bruised Reputations
Some veterans of the popular shows claim tricky editing gave them a bad rap - Appreciation: Wendy Wasserstein
Time's Theater Critic Richard Zoglin on the playwright and her world - How Reality TV Fakes It
Phony quotes, bogus crushes, enhanced villains: the makers of "unscripted" TV spill its secrets
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Aristotle Onassis' granddaughter fights for his empire - The New Power in the Persian Gulf
Forget the U.S. and Europe. China is the key player in the Iranian nuclear crisis - No More Heroes
Scarred by scandal, leaders in such fields as politics, business and science are viewed with mounting suspicion. How are they being undermined and what can they do to shore up public trust? - Going Nowhere
By doing business with Burma, Asian countries help its brutal military regime stay in power—while the Burmese people remain trapped in a time warp of poverty, oppression and economic misrule
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