"I use medical marijuana with my doctors' support because I can't find anything that works as well with as few side effects," Aldrich said. "I have no choice but to break the law in order to find relief. That's wrong. I'm counting on the Senate to do the

Ford kicks its Model T Centennial celebration into high gear today at the 23rd annual Fabulous Ford's Forever show in Buena Park, Calif. "T Party 2008" - the world's largest gathering of Model Ts since they left the factory - is planned for July in Ind

The curiously human side of the inhumanity that was Abu Ghraib "the truly savage beatings that did take place at Abu Ghraib--at least one of which ended an Iraqi's life--weren't caught on camera"

SHELBYVILLE, Ind. - Maybe it was a lifetime of chores on the family farm that accounts for Edna Parker's long life. Or maybe just good genes explain why the world's oldest known person will turn 115 on Sunday, defying staggering odds.

NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson, the first female commander of the International Space Station, returned to Earth at approximately 4:30 a.m. EDT Saturday, ending a mission during which she conducted five spacewalks and set a new record in American spacefligh

Outdoor enthusiasts at Wisconsin's annual statewide conservation hearings voted to allow hunting wolves now that they have been re-established in the state. And they like the idea in a big way. Hunters, anglers and others who attended the Conservation

NASA successfully tested the Launch Abort System jettison motor, the first full-scale test for the Constellation Program's Orion crew exploration vehicle. The jettison motor is a solid rocket motor designed to separate the Launch Abort System from the cre

Picarro, Inc. has introduced the world's most sensitive real-time gas analyzer for trace HFdetection, capable of measuring down to 10 parts per trillion (lower detection limit) in ambient air.

Waste ManagementRecycle America and Sony Electronics Inc. today announced their 2day multi-site electronics recycling drive collected 4million pounds of unwanted electronics making it the largest such event in Minnesota's history.

The question states timber wolves have made a comeback in Wisconsin, they're no longer under federal protection and the population will continue to grow.