Gabriel Ballard, a senior in the BFA in Creative Writing Program at Penn State Behrend, interviewed fiction writer Allegra ...

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Cortez, have erupted over Chuck Schumer's decision to advance a Republican spending bill backed by President Donald Trump.

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Arkansas native singer-songwriter Chris Maxwell co-created the score for a New Yorker short film, "Happy to Help You," which stars Amy Sedaris.

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It was at Action Comics that Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, two second-generation immigrants from a Jewish neighborhood in Cleveland, found a home for Superman. It would also be where two Jewish kids ...

A once-respected surgeon found fame and fortune as medicine’s biggest iconoclast. Now he’s on the cusp of power to help shape American public health.

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Under Gianni Versace's leadership, Versace saw a meteoric rise to fame. The fashion house has faced many ups and downs since ...

"Five trips a year is nothing," one viewer said, weighing in on the debate about why people vacation frequently.