Master Your Money
Many might assume that an attorney would have all the answers. That was not the case with Lott Rolfe. The 35-year-old from Little Rock, Arkansas,
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Get Ready for the Next Big Thrill
No risk, no reward. It’s a plain-spoken maxim that Richard Marshall Jr. lives by. The U.S. Navy commander, who currently lives in Alexandria, Virginia, and
Let’s Talk Money
In the haze of love, newlyweds often forget to discuss the one topic that experts say can make or break their marriages-money. Arguments over finances
Growing a Green Business
It’s happened before: A few scribbles on a cocktail napkin–be they product blueprints, song lyrics, or business plans–have proved to be million-dollar ideas. Bianca and
Virtual Storage Lockers
Computers are vulnerable to hard-drive crashes, virus attacks, theft, and natural disasters, which can erase everything in an instant. With online storage, you can store
Affirmative Action Under Attack
Ward Connerly, head of the American Civil Rights Coalition, is spearheading the November ballot initiatives to end affirmative action policies in public education, hiring, and
Clinton Unveils Housing Plan
Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton has proposed a $30 billion federal fund to buy out troubled mortgages.
Who Are Super Delegates
Many inquiring minds are weighing the influence of “super delegates,†whose votes are given equal weight to the votes of pledged delegates garnered from primaries
A Democratic Front-runner: Do the Math
The 2008 election campaign has been saturated with talk of delegates and superdelegates. With prospects of a deadlock looming, political pundits are busy predicting that
Want to Help Save the Planet?
There have always been pockets of people pushing our government and anyone who would listen to help preserve the planet. With global climate changes in