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Russell Simmons is bringing a little sophistication to the urban over-25 crowd. Simmons introduced his menswear collection at the Argyle Culture Fashion Show on Friday at the swanky Setai Hotel in Mi...

B ay State senior citizens are signing up for food stamps in record numbers and relying more on food pantries as advocates sound the alarm over the painful toll the economic crisis is taking on elders...

He further added that the amount of pension up to period of 1 January 2006 will be estimated on the base of work record, not on the wages. Mr. Muslum mentioned that the amount of pension have been exa...

UN General Assembly designated 1 October the international Day of Older Persons by resolution 45/106 of 14 December 1990, following up on initiatives such as the Vienna International Plan of Action on...

Mother-daughter relationships can be fraught, but who doesn't benefit from the wisdom of an older mentor, or a younger inspiration? The novelist Elizabeth Jane Howard and her goddaughter Tamasin Day-Lewis celebrate cross-generational female friendship

Our mother and daughter agony aunts answer your questions.

AN UNPRECEDENTED show of parent and pupil power has seen Alex Salmond inundated with postcards showing a Scottish comprehensive which looks "like a Romanian orphanage"

COUNCILS are in "open revolt" over the Scottish government's plans for free school meals, it was claimed last night.

JAMIE Oliver may have bitten off more than he can chew this time - after being accused of making the residents of a Yorkshire town look like "numpties" and "thicko

After two years in which Superintendent John E. Deasy dominated the Prince George's County education landscape, the spotlight is now on a first-term school board and a man sometimes described as Deasy's double.