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"I just get emotional talking about it because it just shows perseverance -- and a little luck," said Olympic curler Rich Ruohonen, 54.

If Big Tech won't protect children from the harms of social media, Congress has to step in.

Common Sense Media also reviews "Joe's College Road Trip" and "Kissing is the Easy Part."

The Trump-targeted country, low on fuel and low on food, faces, at best, social entropy.

A new books tells the stories of scientists 'ridiculed, exiled, and Imprisoned for being right.'

A new book offers a fresh timely look at Leon Trotsky, perpetrator and victim of Soviet communism.

Carrie Prejean Boller and Candace Owens are wrong. Catholics can be Zionists.

Spring's highlights include assertions of identity from contemporary American artists, examinations of late-career renewal and a new treasure trove for Angelinos.

Instead of making government work, Mamdani plans to tax and spend his way to affordability.

When did dinner out start to feel like a TED Talk?