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Dateline newsmakers

'Dead' man recovering after ATV accident
Doctors said he was dead, and a transplant team was ready to take his organs -- until a young man came back to life.

10 scariest escapes from death

New adventures for septuplets

Lemus acquitted after 13 years in prison

Honoring fallen firefighters

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Enemies in your home

Fantasy obsession in the Internet age

Uncover more passionate, meaningful sex

Spiritual lessons after her greatest nightmare

The mystery of 'The Jesus Papers'

Cancer at 23

Wallace: Between you and me

Wilson: Politics of truth, politics of war

'Schoolgirl murder'

Dangerous minds

The will to survive

'Mod Squad' actress tells all

Catherine Crier's ‘A Deadly Game’

RECENT CHATS WITH AUTHORS

AP file	Aleta St. James St. James made global headlines when, at nearly 57 years old, she gave birth to twins. Following Dateline's report of her personal story, viewers had the chance to ask questions of their own through e-mail submitted to MSNBC.com.
AP file	Al Franken Fresh from his legal victory over Fox News and his appearance on NBC’s Today show, Al Franken joins MSNBC.com chat to talk about his new book, “Lies: And the Lying Liars Who Tell Them.”

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