Elders and Families OUT OF PROPANE in winter months of extreme cold! You send monies/credits to PROPANE COMPANIES IN THEIR NAME. We have the names and number and addies of those in need, give them to you as well as contact names at utilities.

This is so awesome ... it not only benefits a person in need, but lets you choose exactly who you want to help ... I would love to help everyone, but sometimes, someone's story gets you right in the gut ...

If Israel's government, its media and perhaps most of its people want to live inside a bubble of unreality, that's their business. When the US government joins Israel inside its bubble of unreality, if you are an American, then it's your business!

BILLINGS, Mont. -- As efforts falter to save North America's largest freshwater fish - a toothless beast leftover from the days of dinosaurs - officials hope to stave off extinction by sending more water hurtling down a river so the fish can spawn in

A new study by the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program estimates that the sea will rise by 0.5 to 1.5 meters by 2100, threatening coastal cities and flooding island nations. This is double the predicted rise estimated by the UN's Intergovernmental Pa

A few weeks ago, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said colleague Joe Lieberman was the least of his problems in passing a health care bill.Today, Lieberman has emerged as the main obstacle to Reid's efforts to get a health care bill through the Senate...

Washington (CNN) - Sen. Joe Lieberman - whose opposition to a public insurance option has drawn outrage from liberal groups for months - is used to finding himself in progressive crosshairs. Now it's his wife's turn.

MILWAUKEE -- A Milwaukee teacher is charged with disorderly conduct after punishing a first-grader by cutting her hair.

ALBANY -- Members of law enforcement from across the Capital District joined together Monday to support a law that will enact stiff penalties for drunkenly operating a vehicle with a child passenger -- a crime they likened to child abuse.

Darryl Finkton didn't learn about poverty by reading books at Harvard or building wells in Africa.He saw it as a child on the streets of inner-city Indianapolis, raised by a single mom who worked hard and bounced her kids from apt to apt in search of ...