Is the U.S. Government Hiding New Proof of Alien Life?

Who Decides What Goes on Postage Stamps?

In an unprecedented move, the United States Postal Service in 1992 allowed the public to vote on which Elvis — young or old — to use on the new 29 cent stamp. Young Elvis won (any contest?) and remains the most popular U.S. commemorative stamp of all time. See more

Will the 2020 Census Count the LGBTQ Community?

The question is simple enough. The answer most certainly is not. Just approaching an answer is a chore. People have been working at it for decades. And nobody — not even those most deeply involved with the LGBTQ community — has a definitive answer. Not yet. See More

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Common-law Marriage and Divorce Differ by State

10 Dogs Who Made History

When children returned to schools in the South Florida area after a gunman killed 17 students at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland in February 2018, many people tried to make their transition easier. But several golden retrievers from the Lutheran Church Charities K-9 Comfort Dog Ministry were on hand to lend a paw, too. The dogs were deployed to the schools, as well to area hospitals and churches to provide comfort to survivors and first responders. See more >>