Justices to hear case on disclosure of names on a petition

This case deals with the disclosure of names on petitions, and the harassment that might come to the signers.

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Reversing itself, FDA expresses concerns over health risks from BPA

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New FDA deputy to lead food-safety mandate

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Toxic goo tracked from parking lots into homes

Chemicals in a cancer-causing substance used to seal pavement, parking lots and driveways across the U.S. are showing up at alarming levels in dust in American homes.

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Popular kids' trinkets loaded with toxic metal

Barred from using lead in children's jewelry because of its toxicity, some Chinese manufacturers have been substituting the more dangerous heavy metal cadmium in sparkling charm bracelets and shiny pendants being sold throughout the United States, an Associated Press investigatio …

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War vets, shelter dogs heal together in program

Former soldiers with post-traumatic stress disorder say a new program that pairs war veterans with homeless animals is helping them find new meaning.

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PETA and Euthanasia Even among animal lovers, killing unwanted pets is a divisive issue.

Since 1998 PETA has killed more than 17,000 animals, nearly 85 percent of all those it has rescued.

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Lithuania investigates facility that may have been CIA 'black site'

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New study questions effectiveness of popular cholesterol drugs

A widely prescribed and expensive cholesterol drug is not as effective as niacin, a cheap vitamin, in helping to unclog coronary arteries in people already taking statins, the standard medicines used to lower cholesterol, according to a new study.

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Questions for a Trade Official

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Overeaters and Drug Abusers Share Addictive Brain Chemistry

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Men more likely to leave spouse who has cancer

When a woman gets news of a life-threatening illness, her husband is six times more likely to leave her than if the tables were turned .

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In Turkey, fertile ground for creationism

U.S. critics of evolution help translate their ideas for a society already torn between Islam and secularism

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Depression diary: When the banks went dark

'I have some money and checks to deposit but do not know where to go'

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Food industry dictates nutrition policy

Editor's Note: It is amazing that CNN is covering this topic.

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FDA urged to ban feeding of chicken feces to cattle -- latimes.com

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Toxic Waters

This is a series in the New York Times about polluted water from coal mining, factory farming, and the lack of regulation.

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Cancer Expert Counters Reckless Claims That Hormonal Milk Is Safe

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To Cut Global Warming, Swedes Study Their Plates

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Monsanto's Men in the Obama Administration

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The right not to be framed

Can prosecutors be sued?

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Republican adviser faces health care's costly bite

Former McCain strategist is about to lose his health insurance

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Less Marines, More Work

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Obama honors fallen soldiers at Dover

President Barack Obama is making an overnight dash Wednesday to Dover Air Force Base to honor the return of fallen soldiers, absorbing the ultimate cost of war as the United States endures its deadliest month of the Afghanistan campaign.

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Costco to accept food stamps nationwide

Costco says it will start accepting food stamps at its warehouse clubs nationwide after testing them at stores in New York.

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