... I'm the Most Efficient Time-Waster Ever.
Famous Americans answer the fundamental question.
Gimmick, scam, even dork - all courtesy of the Emerald Isle.
Religion has a lot to offer to democratic societies, says Sydney's Cardinal George Pell
Will the highly touted $100 laptop actually help children?
Aid agencies are wasting £100 million a year on gas guzzling 4x4s.
Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto writes that western democracies must stand up to the dictator.
The (really) long goodbye of the Baby Boomers.
Will the next generation be the biggest pile of idiots in US history?
Genius is stifled in Africa because of lack of opportunity but you can't say that.
Students need to be taught to think, not just spit out names and dates.
Even Harvard finds the media biased.
Demographic determinism in high places.
And I like smoking, red wine and I'm fat.
Canada is almost unique in the civilized world in having no abortion law at all.
Iraqi Islamic Party says Al Qaeda is defeated mentally, therefore, physically.
Five months without a government and everything seems to be working just fine.
Most have cars, colour television, a DVD player and more living space than the non-poor living in London or Paris.
That's like committing social suicide.
Americans are totally happy about themselves and totally gloomy about how they're governed.
To regret religion is to regret western civilization.
Horror films should scare, not terrorize the kids.
Chess great Gary Kasparov has written a book about how life's lessons imitate chess. He's also been nominated for president of Russia.
Everyone and no one.
An appeal to J K Rowling: 'If you didn't put it in the books, please don't tell us now.'
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