The Second International Congress on Life, Sex and Love has come and gone, but the campaign to keep love real will never finish.
Isn't it bizarre that people abhor government snooping, but their private lives are an open book on the internet?
Psychiatry has typically shunned religion, but a unique forum at one university has them talking to each other - for the sake of the patient.
Governments are mandating universal access to day care. A new book argues there is more ideology than science driving this trend.
An upcoming children's film, The Golden Compass, is based on a trilogy which is highly critical of Christianity.
Executive compensation is soaring to unheard-of heights. What on earth do they want it for?
Working in the classic gangster film genre, Ridley Scott shows the moral degradation of a black heroin kingpin in the 1970s.
As forecast, therapeutic cloning is well and truly on the skids. But how did it happen so quickly?
Many sitcoms promote a singles lifestyle. There's a simple reason: singles buy more stuff.
The complexities and controversies of using law to protect the foetus.
Step 1: be French. Step 2: be a man. Step 3: be a post-modernist.
Two big stories this week could signal the end of therapeutic cloning.
In all societies, strong families are the foundation of civil liberties and personal happiness.
Why does the medical establishment keep playing down the risks of oral contraceptives?
The globalisation of soccer has made the game both more beautiful and more ugly, says one of the world's leading sports writers.
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