In these economic times,boomers will need to work longer, and many say they want a job that providesboth money and meaning. The question is, are nonprofit employers interested inhiring employees who have finished their midlife careers? What makesnonprofits more eager -- or less -- to give encore workers a try? Read more…

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Tony J. Williams, of Clyde Hill, Washington, was appointed by President George W. Bush to serve as a member of the National Council on Disability (NCD) (www.ncd.gov). The U.S. Senate confirmed Mr. Williams' nomination on October 2, 2008. Read more…

Chad Colley, a resident of New Smyrna Beach, Florida, was reappointed by President George W. Bush to serve as a member of the National Council on Disability (NCD) (http://www.ncd.gov). The U.S. Senate reconfirmed Mr. Colley's nomination on October 2, 2008. Read more…

GENEVA - Iran and Iraq have signed an agreement to trace missing persons from the war between the two countries in the 1980s, the International Committee of the Red Cross said Thursday. Read more…

COPENHAGEN, Denmark - The European Union's environment agency says 15 member states should meet their commitments to cut greenhouse gas emissions under the Kyoto treaty. Read more…

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Mainstream Media Could Save Thousands of Small Businesses With One Question For Obama and McCain Read more…

In an exclusive interview, a former Diebold vote machine contractor who was in charge of preparing the 2002 election between Saxby Chambliss and Max Cleland has stated that the software patches placed on the voting machines in the weeks prior to the election could have rigged the election in favor of Republican Chambliss. The contractor, Chris Hood, was ordered by the President of Diebold, Bob Urosevich, to install uncertified patches on machines in predominantly Democratic counties supposedly to fix a clock function which it did not do, according to Mr. Hood. Saxby Chambliss won a surprising victory after trailing badly in the pre-election polls. Read more…

ROME - Italian police say they have arrested an alleged fugitive mobster believed to be the head of an organized crime clan involved in the slaying of six people in Germany last year. Read more…

Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Robert M. Mike Duncan released the following statement tonight. Read more…

DUBLIN, Ireland - Wealthy nations are reneging on commitments to help feed the world's hungry and may cite the banking crisis as a reason why they cannot do more, former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan told an international conference on combating starvation Thursday. Read more…

MADRID, Spain - A Spanish judge has decided to launch a formal criminal investigation into atrocities committed during the Spanish Civil War and the country's ensuing right-wing dictatorship. Read more…

JAKARTA, Indonesia - The United Nations urged Indonesia on Thursday to treat drug abusers like patients, not criminals, saying the shift could help prevent an explosion in HIV infections. Read more…

ANKARA, Turkey - The Turkish military clashed with Kurdish rebels near the Iraqi border in battles it said killed four soldiers and five rebels, while rebels claimed Thursday to have shot down a Turkish helicopter. Read more…

Over 500 representatives from state agencies, supportive housing agencies and continuum of care networks will be gathering today at The Kellogg Center on the campus of Michigan State University for the 3rd Annual Michigan Summit on Ending Homelessness. The two day Summit will focus on Michigans 10-Year Plans to end homelessness which were originally created in 2006. In its 3rd year, the Summit will focus on implementing the 60 plans which were created to cover all 83 counties in Michigan in an effort to end homelessness by 2016. Read more…

Researchers at the USC Annenberg Center for the Digital Future catalogue gender differences in use of online communities, Web surfing, and reading habits Read more…

MADRID, Spain - Spanish police arrested eight Moroccan men accused of harboring Islamic extremists and helping them flee the country, including several suspects in the Madrid terror bombings of 2004, the Interior Ministry said Thursday. Read more…

MOSCOW - Britain's new ambassador to Russia said Thursday that the U.K. will press to extradite the suspect in the 2006 radiation poisoning death of Alexander Litvinenko, a case that has helped severely damage ties between Moscow and London. Read more…

With world financial markets still in turmoil, a leading expert in risk management and derivates will speak on the credit crunch in London, UK on October 23. Read more…

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders were to delay on Thursday a decision on when to restart talks with Russia on a partnership pact, suspended after Russia's incursion into Georgia in August, officials said. Read more…

HCD Research released the results of a study of conducted among 1,402 voters conducted shortly after the conclusion of the third Presidential Debate held earlier tonight at Hofstra University. Read more…

DUBLIN, Ireland - Much of the world today is consumed by fears of recession and unemployment. But for nearly a billion people, the fear is more basic — having nothing to eat. Read more…

Americans for Tax Reform released the following post-debate fact check: Read more…