A massive study of over 58,000 women shows that families may have their own subtle biological bias toward having boys or girls, rather than offspring sex being purely random.

Scientists from Harvard University have discovered that some women are much more likely to have children of only one sex.

Have children of same sex and you are now planning for another child of opposite sex? What are the likely chances, probably not that high, according to a study that investigated the maternal and ...

A rural Worcestershire election was decided at random after recounts left two candidates tied on 889 votes in May ...

Slice and dice it anyway you like and the week ahead for world markets will likely be dominated by politics and central banks ...

The European Central Bank is set to pause for breath on Thursday after eight consecutive interest rate cuts, with the ...

Timing is everything and in the Beloit Junior Bandits’ case, playing their best baseball of the season sure came in handy ...

Like a forbidden couple on a kiss cam at a Coldplay concert, Trevor Lawrence and Patrick Mahomes have quickly gone in different directions since they met in the ...

The Indian women's cricket team had defeated England in the first ODI by four wickets and are looking to take an unassailable ...

Head Coach Jim Harbaugh was mic'd up for the first day of 2025 Training Camp at The Bolt in El Segundo. As the Bolts prepare ...

Theo Von and other celebrities attended the Power Slap in New Orleans to watch fighters deliver and receive hellacious ...

A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the ...