Frederick Douglass delivered his most famous and powerful speech, “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” on July 5, 1852.

One of the most frequent questions I am asked is ‘how do you come up with something different to write about every week?’. My ...

It has the buying buzz of a bazaar, the febrile frenzy of a fair but there are some things that cannot be bought.

You don’t have to be a teach to laugh at these funny teacher stories Funny teacher stories you can’t help but love We all know how important teachers are—not only in society but also in shaping the ...

Curtis Pride describes in detail how that moment in 1993 validated his years of hard work in the minors, the odds he overcame ...

Nestled on Court Street in Medina, Ohio, there’s a sunshine-yellow brick building that from the outside looks like it could be someone’s grandma’s house converted into a casual eatery.

As Brian McFadden celebrates his third marriage with new wife Danielle Parkinson, we take a look back at his doomed marriages ...

Wendy's has earned its place as a contributing factor to popular culture in America throughout its long history of food, ...

Victoria Beckham has an engagement ring collection befitting of Posh Spice. Ever since she said “I do” to David Beckham, the fashion icon has rocked a number of jewels on her left ring finger, ranging ...

Henry Bessemer's seasickness-proof vessel shows how even great inventors sometimes become fixated on crackpot ideas.

The novelist and screenwriter works in a mode he calls “urban panorama”—a sociologically rich depiction of the tensions of ...

Katie Price has always been open about the difficulties of caring for disabled son Harvey, but doesn't often speak about the ...