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5 Worst American Food Additives
Scientific debates continue to rage over these food additives. Many claim they pose no threat while others cite evidence to the contrary. Here’s a list of America’s five most controversial ...
September 14, 2013
BY
Paul Darin
Small Farmers Show Resilience
After historic droughts, floods, and fires in recent years, American farmers got good news this harvest season.
September 13, 2013
BY
Mary Silver
Janice Keihanaikukauakahihuliheekahaunaele Wants Full Name on License
Janice “Lokelani” Keihanaikukauakahihuliheekahaunaele, a Hawaii woman whose last name is 36 characters long, wants it on her driver’s ...
September 12, 2013
BY
Jack Phillips
Miami Exhibit Explores Rich Musical Roots
In celebrating 500 years since the day Juan Ponce de Leon's landing in Florida and Hispanic Heritage month ...
September 10, 2013
BY
Marie Yeung
Floral Water-Media Paintings Come to Life
Light grapefruit colored Brugmaglia, or ‘angel’s bell’ flowers hang before a background of forest green and dark aqua ...
September 6, 2013
BY
Ron Dory
Amazing Fiddlers and Pickers Vie for Championship (Photo Gallery)
Musicians and music lovers gathered for the 33rd annual Kansas State Fiddling and Picking Championship held in a ...
September 5, 2013
BY
Cat Rooney
GMO Field Trials: Contamination Concerns
The threat of GMO contamination weighs heavily on American wheat, half of which is grown for overseas customers ...
September 4, 2013
BY
Conan Milner
On Labor Day 2013, ‘Hear America Singing’ (Photo Gallery)
America has grown a bit since Walt Whitman first self-published 'Leaves of Grass' in 1855, and by Labor ...
September 2, 2013
BY
Mary Silver
7 Tips to Staying Safe at College Parties
College can be a blast, but finding ways to stay safe is a must.
September 1, 2013
BY
Lauren Morency DePhillips
10 Lessons From Wolf Families (+Photos)
Wolves are found to be intelligent, social, and playful. They display a range of emotions usually only attributed ...
August 31, 2013
BY
Cat Rooney
Robocalls: 5 Tips to Stop Them
Although robocallers seem to be unrestrained, joining the National Do Not Call Registry may slow them down, and ...
August 31, 2013
BY
Conan Milner
DC University Students Unveil ‘Harvest Home’
Team Capitol DC’s solar home will be displayed and compete with other collegiate-built sustainable, energy-efficient homes in the ...
August 30, 2013
BY
Ron Dory
Hard Data Show Middle Class Not Growing
The idea of the American middle class expanding, lifting the poor up, is not borne out in the ...
August 30, 2013
BY
Gary Feuerberg
Dropped Torch?: DC Discussion on Civil Rights News Coverage
During the civil rights era, black news publications such as Ebony and Jet, which are still in publication, ...
August 29, 2013
BY
Ron Dory
Obama Honors King, Founding Fathers, and Nameless Activists
On the anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington, Martin Luther King’s only granddaughter, wearing a blue dress ...
August 29, 2013
BY
Mary Silver
Back to School Means Back to Debate Over Concealed Guns on Campus
As students from all over the country settle back into the swing of college life, the debate on ...
August 29, 2013
BY
Lauren Morency DePhillips
What College Students Really Need: 7 Essentials
A recent study by Laura T. Hamilton, assistant professor in the school of social sciences, humanities, and arts ...
August 28, 2013
BY
Denise Darcel
Latino and Asian Leaders Treasure MLK’s Dream
The March on Washington 50 years ago was about civil rights and equal opportunity and people of every ...
August 28, 2013
BY
Mary Silver
Beer Ads Break Industry’s Own Guidelines
A growing body of evidence finds that beer and alcohol advertising significantly influences underage and excessive drinking, despite ...
August 28, 2013
BY
Conan Milner
Hundreds of New Guards for Chicago Schools’ Opening Day
On the first day of school in Chicago, Ill., hundreds of newly hired guards watched over students as ...
August 27, 2013
BY
Mary Silver
Aiming to Lower DC’s Breast Cancer Mortality Rate
Women residing in District of Columbia contract breast cancer and die at a per capita rate higher than ...
August 24, 2013
BY
Ron Dory
Continuing King’s Dream
A panel of civil rights and labor leaders, media commentators, and low-wage workers discuss the meaning of the ...
August 24, 2013
BY
Gary Feuerberg
Mysteries: Top 5 Wildest Conspiracy Theories
Mysterious, intriguing, and even a little frightening, conspiracy theories of various kinds have captivated Americans for decades.
August 24, 2013
BY
Paul Darin
Labor Day 2013 Travel Deals: 5 Cheaper Alternatives to Expensive Hotspots
The most popular destinations in the United States during the Labor Day long weekend (August 30 to September ...
August 23, 2013
BY
Tara MacIsaac
5 Awesome Green Roof Projects
Rooftop gardens are beautiful and useful. They capture rainwater, relieve pressure on city storm drains and sewer systems, ...
August 23, 2013
BY
Phoebe Ryles
The Fragrant and Ancient World of the Peach (Photo Gallery)
Peaches are one of the most ancient and storied domesticated fruits. Chinese people have cultivated peaches for 4,000 ...
August 22, 2013
BY
Mary Silver
Playing Music to Uplift the World: Icons Unite for Freedom
ICONS UNITE seek, through their music, to promote freedom of speech, freedom of belief, and the abolishment of ...
August 22, 2013
BY
Maria Banks
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