Despite ten years of palaver, scientists use a primitive ethical system for evaluating the science and technology of cloning.
It was not a vintage year for Hollywood, but the spectacle of the Academy Awards has not lost its thrill for this reviewer.
A new book puts the boot into Mother Teresa of Calcutta and treats her as a sanctimonious celebrity.
Whose bright idea was it to draft pop stars like Eminem and Britney Spears into the battle of ideas against Islamic terrorism?
A spy thriller takes a look at the mystery of evil through the case of an FBI agent who became the most damaging traitor in US history.
A new history of the Spanish Civil War raises painful questions about both sides in the bloody curtain-raiser for World War II.
A British doctor insists that drug addiction is not a disease, but a response to personal and existential problems -- and can be cured by an effort of the will.
Consoling advice is not always the best advice, especially for victims of self-imposed disorder.
Rich and educated Africans are consulting witches to keep up their image and expensive lifestyles.
An expatriate living in Jerusalem concludes that nothing has changed politically in ten years because leaders have been playing their own game. But there have been exceptions.
A conference at the AltaRoma appeals for ethical standards in the fashion industry.
A new history of the Second World War challenges the view that it was 'a good war'.
For the fashion-challenged woman - a book that could change your life.
On the Great Emancipator’s birthday the question of his depression deserves more than a 30-second, feel-good pitch from CBS Cares.
A new book by an eminent evolutionist claims that they are.
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