Travelers Aid International once served across the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada and Australia. CNS Illustration by Eri Hashimoto. Read the story

Some think that a separate vacation can refresh a relationship. CNS Illustration by Jacie Landeros.Read the story

Computer-savvy rabbis are spreading the word via www.askmoses.com. CNS Illustration by Beto Alvarez.Read the story

Before you approach your children’s schoolwork, remember it’s their homework, not yours. CNS Photo.Read the story

Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger said more than 300 people have signed up to help with Citizendium. CNS Photo courtesy of Larry Sanger.Read the story

Leah Hogsed of North Canton, Ohio, has created Heart to Home, a line of bracelets for families with adopted children. The bracelets can include the adoptive child¹s homecoming date, or colors that correspond to the flag of child’s native country. CNS Photo by Julie Vennitti.Read the story

It seems we are working more and more, yet our vacations aren’t getting any better. CNS Illustration by Eri Hashimoto. Read the story

Collected rain and roof moisture sustain Bill Toone’s San Diego patio pond and garden. CNS Photo by John Gastaldo.Read the story

Life moves pretty fast even when you don’t. CNS Photo by Michael Franklin.Read the story

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The Immaculate Conception Church in Springfield, Ill., has windows on its south side that feature prominent American figures such as George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and other historical figures. The U.S. Constitution turned 219 on Sept. 17 and scholars are again asking just where did its writers stand regarding religion and what did they see as the role of faith in the fledgling country? CNS Photo by Michael Brown.Read the story

What do you do when a night out to eat goes all wrong? CNS Illustration by Eri Hashimoto.Read the story