A New Fuel Economy Label For A New Generation Of Cars

Baked goods may improve milk allergy symptoms

MedlinePlus

A Texas Roundhouse for the Trial Lawyers

By making litigants pay for filing frivolous lawsuits, the Lone Star State will protect jobs and spur growth.
By CHUCK NORRIS AND STEPHEN DEMAURA

Wall Street Journal

U.S. Calls Antibiotics Wrong Step on E. Coli

By GARDINER HARRIS
New York Times

We're plugged in – but checked out

As the virtual world becomes our substitute for direct, spontaneous experiences in the real one, we're finding ourselves bereft of genuine connection. Corporate technologists are reengineering the human personality, turning us into Homo distracticus.
By John Sanbonmatsu

Christian Science Monitor

Idaho homeowners battle slithering invaders

Video Courtesy of KSL.com

(My relatives were one of the homeowners. This is a nightmare I wouldn't wish on anyone.)

How to Kill E. Coli and Other Bacteria when Cooking Meat

USA.gov Blog

The Art Assembly Line

With the market revving up and pressure to produce higher than ever, more artists are turning to assistants for help. Who really painted that masterpiece?

By STAN SESSER

Wall Street Journal

The Housing Illusion

Washington policies have only prolonged the pain.
Wall Street Journal

Colorado divorce rate plummets during recession

By Colleen O'Connor
The Denver Post

Money Lessons for Every High-School Graduate

By ZAC BISSONNETTE
Wall Street Journal

It’s Not About You

By DAVID BROOKS
New York Times

7 Tips for Cleaning Fruits, Vegetables

Food & Drug Administration (FDA)

Snooze you can use: How to buy a mattress

By ConsumerReports.org

Rebuilding after a Natural Disaster

Answers.USA.gov

Rare Midnight Eclipse Tonight

USA.gov Blog

Does Your Dog Watch Too Much TV?

By Jennifer Quasha
Fox News