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April 1, 2008

Why Kids Lie

Children often lie to their parents to avoid getting blamed, denying their chocolate-covered fingers are the ones that stole the cookie from the cookie jar. Researchers studying the high prevalence of lying among young kids are now saying that fibbing is just part of growing up. So, what is a parent to do with a son or daughter who too often bends the truth? ABC's John Donvan reports from Montreal. Read more here.

Doggy Yoga

Downward-facing dog is one of the most widely recognized poses of the ancient art of yoga. Some instructors are taking that pose literally by inviting real canines into the yoga studio for classes with their owners. Can yoga provide real health benefits for dogs? ABC's Ryan Owens reports from New York.

Penguins Can Fly

Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, the new wife of the French president, is moving to London to serve as an official fashion counselor to the British Isles, the front page of the U.K.'s Guardian newspaper reported today. And according to footage broadcast by the BBC, penguins can fly, contrary to previous scientific knowledge. It's all part of the April Fools Day celebration sweeping Britain. ABC's Nick Watt sees a "Sign of the Times."

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