1. Your magical powers can light up a room. 2. Everyone laughs at you and calls you names. 3. A red biological emission is the source of deep shame...

By Abby Alten Schwartz When my daughter was 10, it occurred to me that she’d never been to Disney World, and if I wanted her to experience it while she was still young enough to find the kingdom ma…

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Ryan Quigley returns to the Crescent City to fulfill a promise to his best friend and former Princeton football teammate, Tiger Bech, who was killed on New Year's Day in New Orleans.

Harrisburg, PA − January 28, 2025 − Senator Vincent Hughes was joined by Democratic colleagues from the Senate and House to announce four bills that would protect the Affordable Care Act (ACA) from at...

Traveling 33 years in one night

With teamwork and determination, specialists at Penn Medicine solved Ronnie Recchia’s life-threatening medical mystery and got him back in the game.

Join us for a conversation with author-turned-literary agent Jen Nadol about how to make your book stand out

Here are the year’s notable fiction, poetry and nonfiction, chosen by the staff of The New York Times Book Review.

And what we can do about it. An interview with policy expert Callie Freitag.

There are plenty of fires to fight right now in America, but there’s a fire inside you, too. Appreciate this sacred pause—this space between fires—and let your flame find its way.

On the day after the election, it seemed boys and girls woke to a new reality.

Cystic fibrosis, a genetic disease that slowly destroys the lungs beginning in childhood, has no cure. After years of work, new treatments are changing the dire prognosis for many.

We never got to watch Carol Brady grow older. Never felt her regret for the years she lost indulging her kids’ dreams of stardom (delusional, let’s face it) when all along, she was the one with talent...