The U.S. declared war on Japan on December 8, 1941, the day after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. One woman stood in opposition.

The holidays are here, Christmas, Hanukkah, and a host of others around the world. But the various religions are having a hard time agreeing on ownership of the symbolism.

We have many food companies in the U.S. with vittles fit for a Thanksgiving dinner. Can we buy American for our grocery list this year?

There's no question our airline system is a total mess, for passengers and pilots alike. But the so-called "friendly skies" don't exist for one other class of airline workers.

Veteran's Day the nation's annual day to honor those who served our armed forces and recognize their contributions and sacrifices to our country. But there's a new scam afoot that tarnishes vets and costs us all in the bargain.

Millions of Americans are at risk of losing food aid due to the government shutdown. They may get "half a loaf" due to a last minute court ruling, but it's no way to treat our fellow citizens, and what happens next?

Halloween is here, with the usual ghosts. goblins, ghouls, and scary clowns: this year watch out for a new one.

Every year the American Library Association puts out a list of banned books in libraries and schools. Censors are hard at work.

Have you been seeing purple ribbons lately around your area on lamp posts, fences, and other public places? They're aimed at one group you've probably never thought about.

Coffee fan alert: Big new announcement from Starbucks. They're upwards of 100 stores, and at least 59 just happen to be unionized. Coincidence? You decide.