Get the Scoop Around Soup
Here’s The Scoop: The History of Soup Soups are a traditional kitchen staple. The first cookbook published in America, The Complete Housewife (1742), […]
Vanis Buckholz: Youngster Eco-Activist
Americans have thrown away 161 million tons of materials in one year. Fortunately, young entrepreneurs like 10-year-old Vanis Buckholz are trying to […]
Beware of Cyber Hackers
Concerns about cyber espionage have shaken our country in recent months. Now millions of corporations, agencies, and individuals are taking Mindful steps […]
Electing a New Pope
Catholicism is one of the largest faiths in the world, with over 1.2 billion Roman Catholics around the globe. So the news […]
Laughter is Universal
Alright, let me be the first to admit it… it was a stressful week at MLN central and we were thrown some […]
Recovering from Natural Disasters
Depending on your location, natural disasters like earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and severe winter storms can occur quite often. Unfortunately, too many […]
Shelby Grebenc: The Egg Girl
Shelby Grebenc of Broomfield, Colorado is a 13-year-old young woman who is a source of pure joy, hope, and love in our […]
One on One Fun Can be Your Best Discipline Technique
Show me any two people who have fun together frequently and I’ll show you a good relationship. People who have regular fun […]
The Financial Grind Continues
Are you starting 2013 with money stress as your number one worry? A recent survey conducted by the American Psychological Association found that […]
Luma Mufleh: Refugee Advocate
Thirteen million refugees worldwide are running from dreadful circumstances like war. It’s hard for adults to start over, but it’s even harder […]