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...intended to make Time more interesting and more relevant to the lives of its readers. And since most of the readers of this edition live in Europe, you can expect to see a tighter focus on things European. Effective this issue, we're increasing the number of editorial pages, extra space that will go largely to European news. But the definition of news is changing in this globalized, post-cold war world, when political divides are being replaced by concerns about prosperity, its pursuit and its consequences. So we'll be expanding our coverage of business and technology...
Bush's first reversal of a campaign promise served as a reminder: for all the energy he has put into convincing the country that he is a compassionate Republican--one who cares deeply that poor children learn to read and that their waitress moms keep a few extra dollars out of their paychecks--he is also a classic old-school Republican with an unwaveringly pro-business, antilabor agenda. In the past two weeks, Bush and the G.O.P. Congress have delivered a basket of gifts to business, including a bill striking down workplace-safety regulations, another making it harder for people...
...auto lenders who contributed millions of dollars to key members of Congress as well as to President George W. Bush's campaign and Inaugural festivities. Last week that generosity paid off, with interest, when the Senate passed a new bankruptcy law. The bill could generate billions of dollars in extra revenue for creditors by making it more difficult for Americans to walk away from debts and regain their financial footing...
...when introduced in 1996 was touted mostly as a luxury option for drivers who could use it to get directions, make restaurant reservations and buy theater tickets over a speakerphone from the comfort of their Cadillacs. This year the selling point is safety first; the pampering will cost you extra...
...instead of a buzzer or the radio. The website offers free MP3s and wake-up messages from pop stars to go with its colorful plastic alarm clocks, but you can also use your own digital files. Note to oversleepers: the 50-sec. clips don't leave much room for extra winks...