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In Part II of the series, I explore classification of origami models with regard to the number of sheets, and find out there is more to it than just single-sheet and modular origami.

"Sublime . . . A work of coy humor and shape-shifting magic ." —The Wall Street JournalSjón's novels have been championed by a veritable pantheon of liter...

This goofy comedy about four friends working dead-end jobs has set-ups that allow for commentary on race, class, sexuality and general idiocy.

In 1912, a young “remittance man” — an earl’s third son who aimlessly immigrated to British Columbia — stumbles into a forest and encounters a brief, inexplicable anomaly in time:

In “Sea of Tranquility” British Columbia writer Emily St. John plays an elaborate game of connections.

MAJOR works set to close a stretch of a busy road connecting Minehead to Taunton has been scrapped - for the time being.

The critics endorse the $35-per-month cap on insulin copays for Medicare beneficiaries and the privately insured that’s in the Senate bill but think Congress has a chance to do more for the uninsured, who pay as much as $1,288 out of pocket for insulin products each year.

A PUB landlady is preparing for her latest setback ahead of weeks of disruption on the main Minehead-Taunton road.

James McAvoy recently visited The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and before things got started they had to discuss The Great British Bake Off.

TODAY, April 2, marks 40 years since the Falklands War.