A three-judge panel for the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit unanimously agreed with the Copyright ...

Fan Favorite Kristopher James joins the show for a heartfelt episode chock-full of fun!

You can also get outside this week during a Cherry Blossom event in Salem. Of course, it’s also St. Patrick’s Day weekend and ...

In her new novel, “Counting Backwards,” a collage artist struggles with the declining health and hallucinations of her ...

The society say her statue will be the town's first non-royal statue of a woman, joining its existing six statues of men. It ...

Gene Kahane reflects on five years of posting poems on trees in Alameda, "I’m writing this to say farewell to the five trees ...

Read today, “Millions of Cats” still feels fresh ... Yes, there have been great children’s novels, great children’s poetry and great children’s comics. But novels, poetry and comics would all exist ...

In the late twentieth century, Irish poetry achieved an historic quality ... Yet his aunts were slow to let him mingle with the other children in the townland. It was not just that he was too ...

One student asked a search engine, “Why does my boyfriend hit me?” Another threatened suicide in an email to an unrequited love. A gay teen opened up in an online diary about struggles with ...

Ms Hill said Felix was "kind of" her cat that had originally belonged ... She said there are plans to hang a poem alongside it, for the children who liked to come looking for Felix.

To play in an ensemble with her was to experience both the challenge and beauty that learning and performing music can bring.

At Herons Moor Academy, World Book Day was just one highlight in a dedicated Reading Week packed with exciting activities.