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Near death, explained
Mario Beauregard
New science is shedding light on what really happens during out-of-body experiences — with shocking results
The horrific ramifications of the Gulf oil spill
Lisa Kaas Boyle
Two years after the BP oil spill, deformed fish point to lasting environmental and health consequences
21st century chain gangs
Steve Fraser, Joshua B. Freeman
The rebirth of prison labor foretells a disturbing future for America's "free market" capitalism
Am I too young for my life?
Cary Tennis
My great open relationship leaves me free, so why do I feel hemmed in?
“Don’t Say Gay” bill advances
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Tennessee tries to eliminate homosexuality from education in an effort to make it disappear
Putin’s ruthless Russia
Toby Ash
An Economist editor discusses changing attitudes toward the president-elect and why Russia needs to accept its past
Our apocalyptic odds
Rob Hengeveld
The chances of an impending planetary crash are rapidly growing. Here's what the numbers really tell us
“Late Bloomers”: Can 60-plus sex work on-screen?
Andrew O'Hehir
Isabella Rossellini and William Hurt face a late-midlife sex crisis in the taboo-nudging "Late Bloomers"
Romney vs. Santorum: What their words reveal
Dan Kozikowski
As Santorum exits the race, a look at what his and Romney's speech patterns say about their candidacies
The biggest gender gap ever
Steve Kornacki
If it weren’t for the 19th Amendment, Mitt Romney would be leading the presidential race comfortably
Afghanistan syndrome
Tom Engelhardt
Today's endless war has overtaken Vietnam in our collective consciousness as America's great military nightmare
New York’s dying signs
Jeremiah Moss
A Brooklyn designer dedicated to saving local lettering talks about what we lose when corporate logos take over
John Derbyshire, racist hack, gets canned
Jim Newell
John Derbyshire has been writing racist screeds for years. So why did no one notice until last week?
Secrets of creation
Katie Ryder
From Tommy Wiseau's "The Room" to Werner Herzog, what makes people want to make art? Tom Bissell explains
Samsung expects record operating profit for 1Q
Salon Staff
Samsung expects record operating profit for 1Q
Salon Staff
Disney’s animation guide
J.J. Sedelmaier
The father of film cartoons looked to this 1920s how-to book for inspiration
Desperately seeking survival
Bee Lavender
I was 13 and diagnosed with terminal cancer -- then Madonna showed me how to live
SanDisk, Acuity, Dynegy are market movers
Salon Staff
Worst day in a month for US stocks
Salon Staff
Occupy SF booted from building
Natasha Lennard
Protesters had hoped to repurpose an abandoned building but, like Occupiers elsewhere, faced swift police action
The century-old novel right-wingers believe guides Obama
Arthur Goldwag
Forget Bill Ayers. Conservatives who see conspiracies are convinced a 1912 novel reveals the president's true plans
Bulgarian Muslims recall communist repression
Salon Staff
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