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Losing Their Religion
Younger Americans may be giving up their religion for lent. More
BLOG: Watching Out for Your Mom
Resolutions for a Better World
Maybe the best resolutions are not about ourselves but about making a better world.
BLOG: My Mom's an Adult
Work Rivals to Friends
Job woes bring more work comeraderie, but boomers are wary of workplace friendship.
BLOG: RA's A Certain Age
Playground for Grownups
Adults in the UK get their own playground to exercise and socialize.
BLOG: The Nobility of Giving
Even Older Men Are More Interested Than Women in Sex
Study finds disparity grows with age, with men maintaining an interest in sex well past retirement age.
Work Rivalries Turn to Friendships
With career advancement limited by recession, workers are finding a new spirit of camaraderie. But boomers tend to be more wary of workplace friendships.
England Offers Guidance on Assisted Suicide
Authorities release hints on how to avoid prosecution for ending a loved one's life in cases of illness.
Kids May Be Losing Their Religion
The millennial generation seems to be drifting away from organized religion.
Tiger: "I'm sorry"
World's best golfer apologizes for his sexual exploits in a national address.
'My Sharona' Composer Dies at 57
Doug Fieger succumbs to lung cancer after a six-year battle.
Author JD Salinger Dies at 91
"Catcher in the Rye" author dies of natural causes in self-imposed seclusion.
Boomer Volunteerism Soaring
But the largest generation cuts back on the number of hours per month.
Resolutions for the Year Ahead
Seven simple steps to help yourself and the world around you get more out of the year ahead.
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