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Historian John Robson says Barack Obama is hardly the first president or president-elect to brush with scandal - real or imagined.

The racket perpetrated by Bernie Madoff may be the biggest so far, but it certainly won't be the last.

Sixty years after it was adopted by the United Nations, the Declaration is still a robust shield for the family.

Why is the world's most prestigious science journal peddling the snake oil of cognition-enhancing drugs?

A Menorah is not a candelabra, a Christmas tree is well, a Christmas tree.

"Don't tell God you have a big problem. Tell your problem you have a big God,” champ tells fans.

The hidden scandal of unsafe childbirth and the hope that a new professional initiative is bringing to mothers.

Do they want me to go to the office every day when my kids are adults so that I can sign them on?

The United Nations Universal Declaration on Human Rights turns 60. Does the post-war text still speak to us today?

No -- but sometimes the most obvious truths are the hardest to explain.

Who can be trusted to regulate "financial weapons of mass destruction"?

The need for a buddy system among many siblings provided the motto for a Spanish family.

A Kiwi mother talks about raising a large family and running a thriving business on the side.

Having disposed of God, Darwin's Rottweiler has taken to barking at fairies.

The Grand Duke of Luxembourg is to be stripped of his executive veto after refusing to rubber-stamp a euthanasia law.

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