According to American Greetings, creating Mother's Day cards for Hispanic families requires a special approach.  (This report is only available in Spanish.)

A new study on behalf of Breathe Right finds that snoring can have a major impact on relationships.

A new study shows that Aquafresh White Trays whiten teeth better and faster than a leading competitor.

Thanks to a contest from Canon, pictures from U.S. parks can help amateur photographers win a dream photography package.

According to the Video Access Alliance, Congress should reject "network neutrality" regulations---and focus instead on promoting broadband delivery to more consumers.

With "National Start! Walking Day" taking place on Wednesday, April 16th, the American Heart Association (AHA) calls on Americans coast-to-coast to walk for 30 minutes during their workday.

A new contest from Prevent Blindness America (PBA) offers those affected by impaired vision or vision loss the chance to "See America".

A new study from the Newspaper Association of America (NAA) Foundation finds that high-school journalism staffers have higher academic scores.

On behalf of the American Sugar Alliance (ASA), the chairman of American Crystal Sugar Company describes how a product derived from sugar beets is proving to be effective as a road de-icer.

The associate administrator for alcohol policy at the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) discusses a nationwide series of "town hall" meetings to address underage drinking.

H&R Block reminds people that they need to file a return this year, in order to receive a tax-rebate check.

Cheryl Burke of "Dancing with the Stars" discusses her involvement with the "Taco Bell Foundation Teen Hero Awards"--which aim to recognize the contributions made by everyday "teen heroes".

The National Taxpayers Union (NTU) believes that upcoming congressional hearings may serve as an excuse to blame domestic energy producers for high prices.

The president-elect of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) reassures parents that there is no scientific proof of a link between vaccines and autism.

Three scientists have received this year’s "MetLife Foundation Awards for Medical Research in Alzheimer's Disease" for their significant contributions to the understanding of the disease.

The national commander of AMVETS believes that the administration's VA-funding recommendations fall short in vital areas.

Advances in treatment involving the targeted therapy Tarceva are helping some patients with pancreatic cancer live longer.

Listen to statements from many of those participating in the 2008 National Governors Association (NGA) Winter Meeting, being held Saturday, February 23rd, through Monday, February 25th, in Washington, D.C.

According to an expert affiliated with the Institute for Energy Research (IER), a proposal currently in Congress to increase taxation on American oil and gas companies could threaten the nation's energy security.

The latest "MetLife Survey of the American Teacher" finds that most teachers, parents, and students strongly believe that homework is indeed important.

According to the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), new rules from the U.S. Department of Labor should help employees and their employers in dealing with provisions of the "Family and Medical Leave Act" (FMLA).

A partnership involving eLearners.com's "Project Working Mom" and several colleges and universities is granting scholarships for working mothers to attend school online.

Whole Foods Market commits to the complete elimination of plastic grocery bags at its checkouts.

The national commander of AMVETS discusses how his organization's "National Service Foundation" helps to ensure that today's veterans have access to support--60 years after its formation.

According to HNTB, the U.S. needs to address its crumbling levee system.

A former North Carolina governor, an environmental expert, and the National Grange all criticize an EPA proposal to tighten ozone air-quality regulations.

A free new website called ProQuo makes it easy for consumers to remove themselves from specific direct-marketing mailing lists.

According to Tyson Foods, it may be easier than you think to quickly prepare a home-cooked meal that's tasty and good for you.

On behalf of Splenda, a Hollywood life-coach describes how using a non-sugar sweetener may be an easy way to reduce calories while avoiding unrealistic goals.

According to Office Depot, many professionals believe that they can achieve their business goals--if they can become better organized.

According to a recent survey by HNTB, Americans believe that the best ways to improve airport waits involve expansion of services and greater efficiency.

FedEx reminds consumers to keep shipping guidelines and deadlines in mind during the holidays.

According to Nature Made, following a joint-healthy lifestyle is important for those engaged in winter activities.

API's chief economist believes that the Senate should greatly rework the energy bill passed by the House.

A senior economic analyst for API discusses a new survey that finds that energy bills being debated in Congress would likely hurt U.S. consumers and businesses, if they become law.

According to the national director of bridge and tunnel design for engineering and architecture firm HNTB, the U.S. must take major steps to ensure the safety of the nation's aging bridge infrastructure.

According to Office Depot, gifts for "National Boss's Day" (Tuesday, October 16th) can make an impression--without costing a lot.

The president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) urges Congress to override President Bush's expected veto of SCHIP legislation.

A letter carrier who helped rescue residents from a burning apartment building is this year's recipient of the "National Hero of the Year" award from the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC).

On behalf of Fellowes, a national-security consultant and author discusses the need for employees to shred anything that contains sensitive information.

The head of the American Wholesale Marketers Association (AWMA) believes that raising federal tobacco taxes in order to fund a national health-care program would create major problems.

According to the Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR), older Americans need to be careful about possible plaque buildup in the legs.

Qdoba Mexican Grill urges people to do something different for their Labor Day barbecues.

According to the Petroleum Marketers Association of America (PMAA), a proposal to raise federal tobacco taxes would greatly harm the nation's small businesses.

Both the president of the National Black Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) and the policy director of Americans for Prosperity (AFP) believe that a proposal in Congress to increase capital-gains taxes would harm small businesses and economic growth.

On behalf of the American Sugar Alliance (ASA), listen to soundbites from many of those participating in the 24th International Sweetener Symposium, being held August 4th-8th in Napa, Calif.

Results announced at the annual meeting of the American Society of Interventional and Therapeutic Neuroradiology (ASITN) show that "coiling" is effective in preventing recurrent or first-time bleeding from brain aneurysms, years after treatment is complete.

According to the Edison Electric Institute (EEI), proposed federal legislation would interfere with state efforts to promote the production of electricity from renewable resources.

The president and CEO of America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) believes that legislation passed by the House puts millions of seniors' Medicare Advantage coverage at risk.

FedEx Freight and FedEx National LTL have lowered their fuel surcharges, in order to help those facing volatile fuel prices.