by Melissa Tussing | Jun 10, 2010 | Science + Technology, Topics
Get the Flash Player to see this content. A student at Next Step Public Charter School adds carrots to his salad. Melissa Tussing/MNS WASHINGTON – D.C. Central Kitchen provides 4,500 meals each day for the hungry in Washington. Hundreds of those meals go to two...
by Danny Sirdofsky | Jun 10, 2010 | Science + Technology
WASHINGTON — On Friday ESPN will begin broadcasting select sporting events in 3-D, starting with the opening match of the World Cup between the host-nation South Africa and Mexico. Following in the wake of Hollywood’s latest trend, the sports programming world...
by Melissa Tussing | Jun 7, 2010 | Science + Technology
Get the Flash Player to see this content. Personal trainer Crystal Norman helps Marcus Langford lift weights at the Results Gym on Capitol Hill. Melissa Tussing/MNS WASHINGTON – Mark and Denise Looper run a physical therapy clinic in Seattle, Wash. But the only...
by Jeniece Pettitt | Jun 1, 2010 | Politics, Science + Technology
iStock WASHINGTON — Michelle Obama wants the food, beverage and entertainment industries to police themselves and stop advertising unhealthy products to kids, part of the first lady’s efforts to reduce childhood obesity. But critics say, while those industries...
by Danny Sirdofsky | May 26, 2010 | Science + Technology
WASHINGTON — NASA’s plan to scrap the Constellation program took another round of criticism and questioning in a House committee hearing Wednesday, this time from a skeptical set of congressmen, as well as former astronauts Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, who...
by Melissa Tussing | May 26, 2010 | Science + Technology
Get the Flash Player to see this content. Aliya (left) and Whitney pack their lunches before school. Melissa Tussing/MNS WASHINGTON – Aliya and Whitney are two of 3 million children in America who have food allergies. Eleven states including Maryland provide...
