Popular StoriesEnvironment  Daphna - 5 hours ago - takeaction.oceana.org In an effort to pass his climate change bill, Senator Kerry has mentioned he would be willing to accept offshore drilling in previously protected areas in a race for 60 supporting votes. Unfortunately, if Congress follows through on its threat to expand
US Politics & Gov't  David - 12 hours ago - secure.aclu.org President Bush signed the Patriot Act into law in 2001, and this alarming and unconstitutional legislation has severely undermined American freedom.
It is time to rein in the out-of-control government powers embedded in the Patriot Act. ACT NOW!
World  Katie - 1 day ago - news.bbc.co.uk Restrictions on dogs have been brought in at a nature site in Byfleet to boost numbers of ground-nesting skylarks and to guard against charging cattle.
Animals  Cher - 10 minutes ago - latimesblogs.latimes.com Fifty-four feral cats captured on San Nicholas Island are settling in at a wildlife center northeast of San Diego
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Green Lifestyle  Simone - 6 hours ago - fijitimes.com What do Albert Einstein, Benjamin Franklin, Charles Darwin, Charlotte Bronte, Leonardo Da Vinci and Sir Isaac Newton all have in common?
You guessed it! (Or perhaps you didn't...) They were all vegetarians!
As far back as the 6th century BC the
Health & Wellness Daphna - 2 hours ago - change.org Consumer Reports has found that major canned food companies including Campbell's Soup are using cans that leach Bisphenol A (BPA) into food.
BPA is linked to many health risks including reproductive abnormalities, neurological effects, height
Society & Culture  Lone - 6 hours ago - ksl.com UTAH COUNTY -- Troopers used a Taser on a man they arrested for DUI along Interstate 15 in Utah County on Friday.
Business  Tierney - 1 day ago - momsrising.democracyinaction.org One of the best ways to stop the spread of the flu (like H1N1) is for sick people to stay home. But Wal-Mart gives employees "demerits" that can lead to termination if they call in sick.
Science & Tech Simone - 6 hours ago - beta.thehindu.com DNA analysis will now be used to solve the most widely perpetrated crimes today - those against the ecology. Biologists are now taking the DNA route to track the effects of global warming on the world's species or for identifying a piece of dried meat
Offbeat Simone - 30 minutes ago - blog.seattlepi.com We live in a houseful of sniffers. Anything new, in a different place, or that could possibly be food gets sniffed by our two cats and dog. The bird checks out the new and unusual with his calls and screeches.
As we observe how the animals who share
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