According to estimates by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, there are nearly 20 million licensed drivers age 70 and older in the United States.
When Jane Roberson’s father was in his early 80s, she and her brother had to have “the talk” with him — they had to tell
WASHINGTON — An overwhelming majority of white Catholics and Protestants support laws endorsing the right of terminally ill patients to decide whether medical care should
WASHINGTON — Advocates reacted with disappointment and triumph to a U.S. Supreme Court decision that continues the ethical debate on assisted suicide but keeps intact
During the past 26 years, the household of Labron and Martha Hawk has been home to many different personalities — as many as 10 at
A unanimous Supreme Court managed Jan. 18 to uphold a New Hampshire law requiring parental notification for minors seeking abortions without breaking new ground on
In the small, quiet town of Blountsville, about 175 people sat in the pews of Fowler Springs Baptist Church in Friendship Baptist Association Jan. 8
As the 2006 regular session of the state Legislature opened Jan. 10, several bills with patriotic and religious overtones peered out of the pile as
