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How Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan saved country music

Michael Streissguth
Waylon, Willie and Kris were country music renegades -- but music royalty helped pave the way for their rebellion

Nelson Mandela in “serious but stable” condition at hospital

Christopher Torchia
The former South African president is currently being treated for a lung infection

Postmortem portraiture: Creepy or sweet?

Allison Meier
While photographing dead relatives might sound morbid, some see it as a way to memorialize their loved ones

IRS official apologizes for lavish spending

Stephen Ohlemacher, Alan Fram
Deputy tells House Committee that taxpayer dollars were wasted on expenditures like "Star Trek" parody videos

World’s longest funeral procession?

BARTON E. PRICE
Cyclists around the world pedal together to commemorate fallen riders on the 10th annual Ride of Silence

Karen Russell: All fiction is autobiographical

Jordan Kinser
The "Swamplandia" author on young narrators, editors' heroism and the challenges of her newest novel

Millennials alone can’t save us

Tom Engelhardt
We've left our children a crumbling economy -- and planet. It's a burden they shouldn't shoulder by themselves

Morton Downey Jr.: The man who broke talk TV

Andrew O'Hehir
Before Beck, Rush and Hannity came the brief but horrifying career of proto-Tea Partyer Morton Downey Jr.

Noam Chomsky: America is accelerating the apocalypse

Noam Chomsky
Global warming and nuclear arms conflicts threaten the planet, thanks in no small part to U.S. policy failures

Old Soviet domain is new haven for cybercriminals

Curt Hopkins
The defunct superpower's .SU domain is a refuge for over half of criminal hackers says Russian Internet watchdog

I lost my virginity in a waterfront brothel

Lewis Lapham
As an Ivy League student in the '50s, I longed for adventure. I found it in the National Maritime Union

“The Spy Who Loved”: Britain’s most glamorous agent

Laura Miller
The true story of a Polish countess turned courier and resistance fighter is better than any James Bond novel

Science doesn’t know everything

Jerome Kagan
We understand much about human nature, but scientists are ignoring many important topics, like ethnicity and class

When Canada brewed its way to the top

Matthew J. Bellamy
A look at how Labatt and its allies helped spawn a nation of beer drinkers -- and a brewing capital of the world

Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays: The best rivalry of baseball’s golden age

Allen Barra
Who was better: Mickey Mantle or Willie Mays? Fifty years after their rookie season, we're still debating it

Breast-feeding is hell

Dawn Dais
I don't care what the lactation consultants and baby books say. Trying to nurse my child was an exercise in failure

Call of the wild sounds like a ring tone

Alex Hutchinson
From the Grand Canyon to the Pacific Ocean, the remotest places on Earth now have cellphone reception

American exceptionalism is a dangerous myth

Patrick Smith
Move beyond Tea Party lies and phony patriotism. This Memorial Day, let's remember our history honestly

“You Are My Sunshine”: How a maudlin song became a children’s classic

Stephen Deusner
The amazing history of "You Are My Sunshine" -- the miracle song for Oklahoma, Jimmie Davis, Ray Charles and more

What does it really feel like to fall out of a building?

Claudia Hammond
Life speeds up when we get older and slows down when we are terrified. Unlocking the mysteries of time perception

I don’t hate millennials anymore!

Jennie-Rebecca Falcetta
So they don't know John Hughes or the Cure or have a generational identity. This Gen Xer now sympathizes with Gen Y

Illinois’ fracking and coal rush is a national crisis

Jeff Biggers
Illinois and its Mississippi River banks are becoming another ground zero in the war over climate change

Steven Spielberg to produce “Halo” television series

Prachi Gupta
The show will only be available to stream via the new Xbox

When America became a third-world country

Jo Comerford, Mattea Kramer
Public investment has been a key to U.S. prosperity for the past century. Sequestration will undo all that
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