Adoptive Parents Visit Guatemala to Give Back (Updated with Link)
Last month, a group of American adoptive parents traveled to Guatemala to donate $30,000 worth of food, toys, clothes, and shoes to 1,000 poor indigenous families.
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D.C. SmartBike Revolution (Video)
DC is the first city in the nation to start a cycle sharing program like those in Paris and Barcelona. The new bike rental program, ideal for commuters, costs just $40.00 per year to join.
First-Pitch Surprise: Dad Home From Afghanistan Is Catcher For Son At Baseball Game
A special guest at a Sacramento baseball game made the first pitch into a homecoming for a local soldier and his children.
There's Such a Thing As Too Much Fruit: How to Measure the Good Foods
When it comes to "good for you" foods, when do we reach the point of too much "goodness"? Here are 9 tips...
Five Fun, Creative Ways To Get Your Veggies In
If you know you need to get more vegetables but struggle to make it happen because it seems to too hard—or boring—try these five easy veggie fixes.
Posing With Your Family On The Beach? Try It With Yoga
Exercising on sand is more effective and better for your body than firm surfaces—take your fitness and your family outdoors and feel the right kind of burn.
National S'mores Day: Animal Activists Now Have Vegan Marshmallows
Besides being vegan, Dandies are the first non-GMO verified marshmallow on the market, and are produced without dairy, grains, corn syrup or gelatin.
Comfortable High Heels For Women Designed by Orthopedic Nurse
Uncomfortable high heels in your closet may soon get the boot, once you've seen the innovative shoes by an orthopedic nurse turned Italian shoe designer.
Healthy Picnic, Here We Come! (Pack Up These Ideas…)
A sunny picnic is arguably the best summer meal option around, but finding healthy foods to pack up isn't always a piece of cake. Here's how to pull it off.
U.S. Unveils $2.2 Billion Great Lakes Fix
The Obama administration has developed a five-year blueprint for rescuing the Great Lakes, a sprawling ecosystem plagued by toxic contamination and invasive species. The plan envisions spending more than $2.2 billion (U.S.) for long-awaited repairs after a century of damage to the lakes, which hold 20 percent of the world's fresh water.
Why Women Over 40 are Good at Math
Now there's another kind of prowess achieved by women in their 40s that men peak at earlier in life. Math. Not only do female math students outperform men at Ontario's community colleges, but it's the 40-something female multi-taskers juggling jobs, families and mortgages who edge out their classmates of either sex at any age, new research shows.
Chef Dumps Junk Food as New Chief of Baltimore School Lunch Menus
Tony Geraci is leading the charge to overhaul the dysfunctional school lunch system in Baltimore serving as the city's new food service director.
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