The number of so-called homebuilt airplanes — those constructed by the pilot, not at a factory — is growing. And so is the number of crashes. But enthusiasts are not worried.

How same-sex couples allowed to file state taxes but not federal taxes jointly were thrown into chaos on April 15th.

Enjoy wearing fur? How about rodents? Some say that the latest clothing trend, made from an invasive species called nutria, is both fashionable and eco-friendly.

Correctional facilities throughout the U.S. see the value of food and farming initiatives, especially sustainable ones, for inmates and society.

A recent study suggests that people often choose green products mainly as a status symbol. People living in “green buildings” improve their image along with the environment.

Everyone knows about spelling bees, but how about the geographic version of this extended, on-stage pop quiz? The National Geography Bee takes place every spring after the state contests a few weeks earlier.

As scientists learn more about how humans make decisions, new interdisciplinary fields of study are emerging that use brain scans to discover what people really think.

Experts agree that canine companionship can help extend a senior’s life. But dog-induced falls can pose serious dangers, too.

Lots of fitness gear counts calories, but not all get an A in their math. Many fitness experts thing people should worry less about numbers and more about working hard.

An increasing number of dating websites tailored for disabled singles are popping up, but disability rights advocates caution that exclusive online services can further isolate disabled communities.