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Cops Go to Elaborate Lengths for Confessions ... Even Bogus Onesnew

In theory, the technique of cops posing as criminals to secure a confession is a sensible and rational approach to solving a crime -- but as the theatrical scenarios become more clever and elaborate, the risks of wrongful conviction are magnified.

NOW Magazine | Alan Young | 02-23-2007 | Crime & Justice

Tags: crime & justice

Ecoholicnew

How to get earth-conscious floors without busting your budget.

NOW Magazine | Adria Vasil | 02-16-2007 | Advice

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Gorilla Thrill in Rwandanew

Officials can't stop tourists from going completely ape-shit.

NOW Magazine | Jennifer Hollett | 02-16-2007 | Travel

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'The O.C.' Dies With a Whimpernew

What started with a bang is ending, and no one seems to care.

NOW Magazine | Barrett Hooper | 02-16-2007 | Travel

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Alt.Health: Pain, Pain, Go Awaynew

Get beyond pill-popping with powerful turmeric and ginger.

NOW Magazine | Elizabeth Bromstein | 02-16-2007 | Advice

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Berlin's French Breezenew

Two French films make major noise at the festival, although Canadians are piping up, too.

NOW Magazine | Cameron Bailey | 02-16-2007 | Movies

Tags: festival, film, Berlin

'Radiance' Glowsnew

Lambert's first novel gently detonates the emotional land mines dormant in diverse characters.

NOW Magazine | Zoe Whittall | 02-16-2007 | Fiction

Tags: Radiance, Shaena Lambert

Medical Terrornew

This investigation takes the reader on an odyssey from Southern slave shacks to modern-day New York City, where medical investigators starved and bled young black males in a search for "the criminal gene."

NOW Magazine | Howard Goldenthal | 02-16-2007 | Nonfiction

Tags: Harriet A. Washington, Medical Apartheid