IT’S synonymous with last-minute school supplies and panic buying sweets or books at the airport. But brace yourselves, ...

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In The Trouble of Color, Johns Hopkins History Professor Martha Jones explores racial identity by digging into her own family ...

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Aspiring storytellers are invited to “How to Write a Children’s Book for Your Grandkids” by author and speaker Jeff Hoffman. This takes place at 2:30 p.m. March 29 ...

While on The Today Show, Sheinelle Jones can be seen co-hosting the program's third hour with Al Roker and Dylan Dreyer. When ...

A Chicago-based freelance writer since 1989, Jefftrey Steele has written on real estate for more than three decades. His real estate writing has appeared in the Chicago Tribune, Barron's, Modern ...

The Jefferson-Madison Regional Library's Library of Things offers visitors a variety of starter kits: for bread-making, ...

The Atlantic staff writer Shane Harris tells Wolf Blitzer why he and his co-author Jeffrey Goldberg decided to release the ...

Calling the leaked chat "deep and thoughtful," claiming no classified information was shared, and trashing the journalist who ...

When Jeffrey Klein traveled to the Soviet Union to report a long feature on Jewish refuseniks, his first stop was a sparsely attended synagogue in Moscow. Before he left, he ...

Jeffrey Bruce Klein, a Scranton native and one of four journalists who in 1976 founded the magazine Mother Jones, rooting it in the crusading left-wing politics of the 1960s, and ...