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Refreshing Politician: Moderate Republican Swims Against Party Tide in Governor’s Race
Rick Snyder is something unusual: a moderate Republican who is winning his race without the slash-and-burn tactics dominating political races elsewhere. He doesn’t back...
College Professor Gives Half His Income to Charity
A mathematics professor at Northern Virginia Community College, gives until it hurts.
Richard Semmler works two jobs to earn enough money to give away half...
Good News on Unemployment, Small Businesses and New Hiring
More than a few articles reached my news desk this week reminding me that Americans need not declare, "There's no one is hiring!" Here...
30 Baseball Stars Nominated for Giving Back in 2010 Roberto Clemente Awards
The Roberto Clemente award recognizes professional baseball players who not only represent the game, but exemplify sportsmanship, a commitment to community and the value...
10 Major New Health Reform Benefits Take Effect Today
Major new health insurance reform benefits take effect today. Starting today, insurers will be required to: Keep you covered when you get...
200,000 U.S. Homes Weatherized to Save Energy and Money
Every year, hundreds of millions of dollars in energy seep through poorly insulated walls, doors and windows in American homes. So in 2009, as...
US Manufacturing Grows for 13th Month, Small Business Hiring Continues
U.S. manufacturing grew faster than expected, chalking up a 13th straight month of expansion, while the overall U.S. economy has grown for 16 consecutive...
Good News About Stress Management: How “Good” Stress Keeps Us Going & Growing
Every health and lifestyle magazine contains articles claiming stress is bad for us. They list dozens of ways to relieve stress, from exercise to...
Once War-Ravaged, Sierra Leone Opens its Breathtaking Beaches to Eco-tourism
Sierra Leone, a country once synonymous with child soldiers and blood diamonds, is now at peace. Communities forced to start over and create jobs...
Inspiration Deficit Disorder: The No-Pill Prescription to End High Stress and Low Energy
Do you feel stuck? Do you lack the time to regularly renew yourself and enjoy your interests? Are you relying on caffeine, anti-depressants or...
Sears Announces ‘Unsung Heroes: Dads Making a Difference’ Winner
Paying tribute to those dads who serve as an inspiration, but don't necessarily get recognition, Sears has awarded Charles Muller of Rensselaer, N.Y. $30,000...
Students Pressure Nike to Help Honduran Workers
Facing pressure from universities and student groups, the apparel maker Nike announced on Monday that it would pay $1.54 million to help 1,800 workers...
Government Investments in Electric Batteries Start to Pay Off
Coinciding with President Obama’s trip to Holland, MI last week for the official groundbreaking of a new electric car battery plant, a federal report...
Solar Powered Roads Can Collect Electricity, Melt Snow, and Wake Sleepy Drivers
An Idaho man envisioned "electric roads" way back in his early childhood. Now, in his own state-of-the-art electronics lab, he is building the panels...
China To Recycle Waste From Russia, North Korea
China will build a huge center to recycle wastes from Russia and North Korea, in a city that borders the two countries, local authorities...
NYC Makes it Easy to Recycle Clothing, in New Community Bins
Starting in September, New York City will launch one of the largest textile recycling initiatives in the United States. The aim is to...
Obama Announces $2 Billion For Solar Power
President Barack Obama announced Saturday the awarding of nearly $2 billion for new solar plants that he said will create thousands of jobs...
Maine Senator Announces $20 Million Offshore Wind Investment
The U.S. Department of Energy has announced that it is setting aside $20 million for deepwater, offshore wind energy development, U.S. Sen. Susan Collins...
Kids Get Free Vision Care and New Chance at School Success
Some students have trouble paying attention or reading in school simply because they need eye glasses -- and, no one has figured it out.
This...
Students With Autism Learn How To Succeed At Work
People with autism often have a hard time finding and keeping jobs, so more schools are creating programs to help students with autism get...