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How moms in America compare to moms elsewhere
Where's the best place to be a mom? Not the U.S. Among developed nations, places like Estonia outshine us. Overall, the U.S. doesn't even crack the top 20. Check out the data......
Can you limit problem gambling? Norway thinks so
In response to our story about slots in Australia and Massachusetts, one Latitude News reader wonders if there is any country where pre-commitment, goverment imposed limits on betting, works. Latitude News investigates....
Massachusetts adds slot machines as Australians debate “pokie” problem
Slot machines produce tax dollars and jobs. But experts say they are dangerously addictive. As Massachusetts prepares to open its first slot parlor, we look at Australia, where "pokies" are a part of everyday life - and a serious problem. ...
Photo Gallery: East Timor votes in peace
The U.S. would love to see vibrant democracies bud in the wake of the Arab spring. The Pacific-island nation of East Timor shows that the road to democracy is filled with bumps....
Ireland’s brains drain to Australia
In response to our story about Polish immigrants going back to Poland, one Latitude News reader wonders if the same is true for the Irish. Latitude News investigates....
What country has the most bullies?
To mark our collaboration with BULLIED: TEEN STORIES FROM GENERATION PRX we've put together a map of which countries have the most bullies and which have the fewest. You may be surprised. ...
Australian PM sheltered through angry mob
The Prime Minister and Opposition Leader were protected from an angry mob, shoved into vehicles and sped away. Protestors were enraged by a remark from the Opposition Leader. ...
The global fight against bullying
There is a growing awareness around the world that bullying is a critical issue. How people deal with it is another matter...
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