The Philadelphia Inquirer

For the growing number of people who need to work deep into their 60s--or who flunk retirement, get bored and want a job--things are looking brighter. With the Baby Boomers...

Three national Orthodox Jewish organizations are pressing their campaign against one of the Orthodox world's most scandalous problems: the plight of women whose estranged husbands refuse to grant them religious...

I'm a bona fide practitioner of the art of feng shui, but not, I'm afraid, consciously so. For those who don't know, feng shui is an ancient Chinese art that...

Six-month-old Luke Striegel is having quite the morning, clocking in quality blankie time with his baby buds. "That's him, playing with Elmo," says his mother, Angela Striegel, proudly pointing out...

If you want to find a silver lining in the weak economy, you need only look at mortgage rates. Which means procrastinators who didn't refinance as rates tumbled in 2002...

Flip back through time, to the Orlando Convention Center, in the year 1999. Thousands of members of the National Association of Realtors have gathered for the annual convention. Two huge...

If you're putting your house on the market, this is probably what you'll find: Multiple buyers lured by a continued shortage of inventory in many price ranges and low fixed-interest...

Say you're interested in new construction but haven't a clue where to go. You probably wouldn't be interested in the two-story Salmonella model on Dead End Lane in Vulture Gates...

Two years after its U.S. debut, the abortion pill mifepristone has failed to live up to predictions that it would transform the nation's bitter abortion debate. It is, however, showing...

Jan Brockelman was chasing an illusion that grew ever more terrifying. It led her to race from her home in Joplin, Mo., to Texas, thinking she could rescue a long-lost...