Jim Moss

Here's Michael Pollan connecting the dots between three of our most pressing problems. Interesting food for thought.

Many churches are finding renewed vigor and purpose in the growing community garden movement.

A recent poll of Afghans suggests the need for rebuilding the economy, not escalating the war.

Because we as a nation have lost sight of what is good value, we are looking at a bunch of cheap solutions to expensive problems.

Mars could be successfully terraformed by the end of the 21st century, which might convince some that we need to invest our efforts there instead of in saving our earthly habitat.

If you could change one law, what would it be?

The best way to counter the anger and fear mongering of the tea party movement seems to be with humor and creativity, not with more anger and fear.

A new website is tracking the current president's hair color as it makes its not-so-gradual transition from black to gray.

Immigration reform might come to the table sooner than expected.

Apparently, Balloon Boy's father Richard Heene is moving forward in his scheme to land a reality show, and the justice system is actually giving him a hand.