Fear of mortality lies at the root of our bioethics confusion.

Eugenics has made a lethal comeback.

It's hard to see the humanity of tiny embryos if we live by blind faith.

Plus: Prolifers rally and ... burn the Qur'an?! On having Ralph Reed to kick around, banning baths, and a bunch of links to a bunch of other stories.

Plus: The latest from the Korean cloning scandal.

The "anti-Genesis" of those who play God, and why the biotech business needs to take ethics seriously.

A bill before the Senate hopes to better inform mothers about diagnosed disabilities, while a study confirms that women can feel pressured to terminate their pregnancy if tests find a disability.

The U.K. and disaffected American researchers lash out at U.S. cloning laws.

How to sell unethical science.

The latest from Brave New Britain.

The latest sad story from the Korean soap opera—and a lack of Talent in Missouri.

President Bush sets out a vital agenda for ethics.

Plus: Another Hwang turn, more small surprises, and other life ethics stories.

From the frying pan into the fire.

Left and right come together in defense of us.

C. S. Lewis was way ahead of the curve.

A collaborator walks out on the South Korean cloning genius, citing ethical lapses.

And they may end up in a laboratory near you.

What Americans really think about science: astonishing new polling data.