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For this week’s Do Something, Alex and Dan share their thoughts on the holidays–and what it means to be here (in DC and Maryland, respectively) this time of year.

The trustee leaving follows a string of controversies surrounding the charity, which now has an uncertain future.

What does this year's National Book Award winner for poetry read instead?

Disability hate crime has increased by over 100% in the past 5 years as 1 in 5 people admit to mocking or laughing at disabled people, and others even resorting to violence, a new study reveals

A senior coroner described a 'tragic link' between the deaths of three people after a 21-year-old took his own life when his friend died, which was followed by his mum's suicide the day after

a href= http://www.dolbychadwickgallery.com target= _blank Dolby Chadwick Gallery /a is opening Buoyant, an exhibition of recent work by Robert Ki

It was one of the biggest economic events in the history of the Central Coast. And it happened exactly 150 years ago. The creation of Ventura County, born out of Santa Barbara County in 1873, required an act of the California Legislature. It was the work of enterprising leaders in the area who saw the

In which Farah Ali (The River, The Town) and Lydia Kiesling (Mobility) discuss how their new coming of age novels are informed by place and their

Derbyshire Constabulary said it has referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct after Maureen Gilbert (pictured) was found dead in her flooded home in Chesterfield on Saturday.

Maureen Gilbert, 83, was found dead by her son and grandson on Saturday