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It seems like a sad time when the kids move out, but research says differently. Social scientists have discovered that empty nesters are having a much better time than everyone else.

How Irish people use international surrogacy raises thorny ethical issues, writes McCarthy from Nairobi.

SEOUL, Aug 6 — South Korea has spent billions of dollars on policies to boost its birth rate. But when Kim Kyu-jin and her wife wanted to have a baby, they had to fly to...

To fight its abysmal birthrate, Seoul offers fertility treatments, cash bonuses and free child care, but only for straight, married couples.

The Canadian prime minister has announced his split from his wife, but it’s what they plan to do with their children that feels refreshing

Macey and Beccy Mitchell called time on their marriage two years ago – but have remained the very best of friends

Parents get less sleep, have less money, and have less independence, and they're less happy. But what does happiness mean anyways?

The lawsuit came after Attorney General Raúl Labrador issued an opinion that said doctors violate Idaho law when they refer patients to a state where abortion is legal.

Americans in their 40s and 50s often identify with a religion, but they’re also in the thick of raising kids, caring for aging parents and juggling demanding jobs

London-based childminders now command salaries comparable to junior doctors