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Amid the sensory swirl of the airplane hangar in Freeland, Michigan—the thousands of voices screaming, the red MAGA hats bobbing and shifting, the fifty-foot flags on...

As the threat of political violence looms over the 2020 presidential election, federal prosecutors in Los Angeles are preparing for an appeals hearing for the founder...

October, for me, is all about beautiful light and crunching leaves under my feet, adding cardigans back into my wardrobe, and the still relatively new school...

I am an unapologetic Halloween person. My husband proposed to me on a moonlit horse-drawn hayride on Halloween night 2003. I was dressed as a skunk...

Ready for a YA Romance Quiz? Depending on where you are in the world, as we move through fall it might be getting colder. The days...

It’s hard to tell from where I’m sitting today (Pittsburgh, mildly overcast, all of my windows open) but it’s that time of year when we start...

Even adventurers need some time to relax, and what better way to unwind from a day trekking through dangerous dungeons and slaying dragons than to curl...

The Morning News’s Tournament of Books is my favorite event on the internet. It’s an incredible event to witness: books going head to head while judges...

When I was a senior in high school in 2006, our French teacher, Mrs. Silvia, assigned us Eugene Ionesco’s 1959 play Rhinocéros. We were proud of...

Batman may be one of the most beloved and well known superheroes of all time. Most of us remember The Dark Knight forming The Justice League...