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Edition: U.S.
Vol. 177 No. 24
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COVER
What I Learned From My Cancer Scare (Health Special)
I'm a famous doctor. I give advice to millions of people. But it turns out I'm a lousy patient.

Scanxiety (Health Special)
Fear of a postcancer ritual

Mobile Alert (Health Special)
A new study fuels debate over cell phones and tumors

The Screening Dilemma (Health Special)
Are some cancers better left undiscovered?

Cracking Cancer's Code (Health Special)
Tumor DNA holds the key to beating the disease

The Refuseniks (Health Special)
Why some cancer patients reject their doctor's advice

Check Your Charity! (Health Special)
There are too many lightweight nonprofits in cancer research


NATION
Let's Make a Deal (Nation)
The budget battle won't end without Mitch McConnell's O.K. And after months on the sidelines, the wily Republican is back at the table

Innovate Better (Worldview)
Everyone agrees it's key to America's future. But where do we focus innovation, and how do we fund it?

Now What? (Education)
Mortarboards and diplomas don't get you as far as they used to. These new graduates are in for a bumpy ride


ESSAY
The Politics of Self-Delusion (Commentary / In the Arena)
How Barack Obama and Paul Ryan both misread their mandates

The 2% Economy (Commentary / The Curious Capitalist)
A funny thing happened on the way to economic recovery: a slowdown

If You Can't Take the Heat (Viewpoint)
Hate if you must, but the Miami Heat is the team every NBA fan should love


LETTERS
The Complexity Of Cancer (Cover)

Inbox (Inbox)

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WORLD
Deepening Divide (Features / World)
The Assad regime's brutal crackdown hasn't halted Syria's pro-democracy protests, but it may yet turn them into a sectarian conflict

Killing Fields (Features / World)
How Asia's growing appetite for traditional medicine is threatening Africa's rhinos


ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Pop Chart (The Culture)

Secret's Out (The Culture / Movies)

Repro Madness (The Culture / Books)
Ann Patchett's thriller imagines a utopia of fertility

Skyway Robbery! (The Culture / Money)
Add-on charges take over the airlines
Web Exclusive  Graphic: Extra Fees


Jump Start (Dance)
The Cuban National Ballet leaps into a Stateside tour


PEOPLE
10 Questions for Gene Hackman (10 Questions)
Having swapped movies for novels, Gene Hackman talks about bad jobs, poetry and abandoned Oscars


BRIEFING
Briefing

LightBox
A powerful ride

World

The Great New Hampshire Heist (Nation)

Mark Halperin: The Big Questions (Nation)

Ghostwriter (Nation)
How to govern from two places at once? With the swipe of an autopen

New Tech Bubble? (Economy)
The U.S. is the world's dotcom money hub

Cutting (Ridiculous) Red Tape (Government)
The White House streamlines unnecessary regulations

Milestones (Milestones)

Gil Scott-Heron (Notebook / Milestones)

Jim Tressel (Milestones)

Martin Dempsey (Milestones)


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RANDY JULANDER, a supervisor with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service, as states across the West brace for major flooding in the coming weeks once a record mountain snowpack starts melting