Scripps Howard News Service

Eight years ago, Mary Flack decided she was no longer going to look in vain for black dolls for children, so she decided to pull out her sewing machine and...

Mark Voth lost the use of his vocal chords 11 years ago when, at age 35, he had a stroke. At the time, Voth was a production planner for Lifesavers...

While Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders has suggested legalizing drugs to cut U.S. crime rates, the Netherlands is tightening up on its notoriously lenient drug policies. The reason is simple: Drug-related...

Mutual fund stories often focus on older people who have accumulated assets, are concerned about preservation of capital and are seeking investment alternatives using a blend of more conservative funds....

Astonished state officials are pondering what to do with an unexpected $20.6 million inheritance. A check for that amount recently arrived in the mail as Wyoming's tax share from a...

Europe's struggling motor industry is likely to show only minimal recovery next year, according to Jac Nasser, chairman of Ford of Europe. Car sales in Europe are expected to drop...

A tour by rail through Vietnam Feb. 12-28 includes three days and two nights on a private railroad car, with the rest of the time in hotels. The tour will...

Michael Deland, former chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, expects that in the next few years you'll take a trip to the gas station, fill your tank...

Go ahead. Rip Florida coach Steve Spurrier. Call him a crybaby, a whiner, an arrogant egomaniac. He's heard it all before. Criticize him if you want, but it probably won't...

Tommy Bowden maintains a low profile around the Auburn football program. This is, after all, Terry Bowden's year, Terry Bowden's team, Terry Bowden's story of raising a program from the...