The world's top public intellectuals are on the campaign trail again. It's time to cast a vote.
Filipinos have narrowly escaped the establishment of a legal market for organs. But will the new system work?
More laws and more feel-good programs are not the way to end school bullying.
The insertion of long-acting contraceptives into the bodies of young girls does not protect them from sexual abuse. It sets them up for greater exploitation.
Mother's Day arrives again with its uncertainties, pressures and a declaration of faith.
The crimes of Josef Fritzl cannot be explained within our normal secularist assumptions about the world.
Depriving a goldfish of fishy companions has become a crime in Switzerland.
In the mad world of 21st century relationships the home of two sisters incurs a tax while that of ‘civil partners’ is exempt.
A Harvard education in the glory days of the Revolution included practical lessons in the Struggle.
Forty years ago rioting students filled Paris with revolutionary graffiti. Was it all just a bad dream?
Sixty years after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights the pope offers an interpretive key.
A religious sect is being prosecuted for under-age sex and marriage. A lot of other people should be feeling uncomfortable.
It is not middle-class women who are ending up on the shelf but their less educated sisters.
The exciting true story of the processions of victorious generals and emperors.
Ben Stein's documentary on Darwinism opens this weekend in the US. It does no credit to the cause of religion or even of intelligent design, says an American scientist.
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