Young Democrats and Republicans Come Together To Aid Flood Victims
In the midst of the worst natural disaster since Hurricane Sandy, these Texans are setting aside their political differences to care for their neighbors.
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Muslim Community Holds Annual Blood Drive in Honor of 9/11 Victims
Yesterday afternoon marked the sixth year in a row that this Pennsylvania Islamic group donated thousands of pints of blood in order to honor the fallen.
Dads Now Have Equal Access to Baby Facilities in Federal Buildings
This bipartisan legislation will help create equally accessible facilities for mothers and fathers in federally-regulated buildings.
Mall of America to Close on Thanksgiving For the First Time Ever
It's a Thanksgiving miracle! Over 15,000 employees will now get to spend the holiday with their family instead of working.
Using Seawater for Heating, Arctic Research Center Dumps Fossil Fuels
An Arctic research center is ditching oil for a heating system that uses seawater, cutting its carbon footprint to benefit the wildlife it studies.
California Breaks Solar Record, Generates Enough Electricity for 6 Million Homes
California's solar power plants hit another milestone —and that doesn't include the hundreds of thousands of rooftop arrays across the state.
Veteran Homelessness Has Dropped 50% Since 2010
Thanks to a number of progressive governmental programs, rates of veteran homelessness in America have plummeted to half of what they were in 2010.
Here's How New Yorkers Are Coming Together Following the Chelsea Explosions
Nothing brings out the best in humanity like the aftermath of a disaster – check out what the community is doing to help the afflicted.
Farm Thanks Civil Servants with Special Corn Maze and Free Admission
In honor of firefighters, nurses, and police officers everywhere, this corn maze is showing its appreciation through free admission and a husky design.
A 3,000-Mile Bike Path Will Soon Stretch From Florida To Maine
An ambitious plan calls for building new routes connecting existing bike trails to create one, continuous bike path from Florida to Maine.
Have You Ever Wanted to Rapel Down a Skyscraper? Now is Your Chance
Not only can you indulge your thrill-seeking impulses by rappelling a 30-foot building, but you can raise money for charity as well.
Get the Word Out: Free Shipping For Items to Louisiana Flood Victims
A delivery network app that allows people to ship items with drivers already headed in that direction is waiving fees for people wanting to help flood victims.
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