How Denmark cares for old people.

Other arrangements might also work well, but it puts most other countries to shame.

The employees at e-waste scrapping facilities pick up lead on their skin and hands, and it's enough to give their children lead poisoning.

An ordinary shower does not wash it off.

An Australian boy faces being questioned in secret about his mother and his brother, and faces imprisonment if he ever discusses it with them.

Trying to obey those strictures would ruin his life anyway, so it makes sense for him to respond courageously: "You're going to imprison me sooner or later, so I won't serve you now merely to postpone it. I refuse to answer."

I don't know what they are suspected of, but it can't be as dangerous as what the government is doing here.

Study: DNA Test Agreements Disregard Consumer Privacy.

Like many articles about new abusive practices, this article legitizes the known, current abuses. I think that is a mistake. We should not limit ourselves to opposing further changes for the worse. We must campaign to get rid of the existing evils too.

Fires in California ruined a large part of the vinyards' harvest.