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then, you reporting about georgia's republican senate candidate and the woman who says he paid for her abortion. a very important detail could force him to change his story again. as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. >> good evening, i'm alicia menendez in for stephanie ruhle. there is been yet another legal setback for donald trump as he's tries to stall that whitening justice department investigation into his handling of classified records. some of which which were seized during the fbi search of mar-a-lago. today, in appeals court said it would speed up consider...

2nd Street Second Chances seeks submissions for a literary project created in partnership with Berkshire Community College that is designed to promote creativity, acceptance and inclusion for presently or formerly

Award-Winning author reveals firsthand account of 1970s Berkeley Revolution... In November 1972, as Ms. Magazine hit the newsstands with its inaugural issue, Joan Gelfand left the comforts of Forest Hills, New York, and summers in the Catskills for a trip to San Francisco. That vacation became a journey that lasted a lifetime and an unparalleled moment in

There are so many aspects to Joan Gelfand’s professional life that it can be hard to keep up. She is a poet, a fiction and nonfiction writer, an academic, a

Scofflaw has a legacy of culinary overachievement. So you’d think with the success that preceded executive chef Fred Chung, who took over just about a year ago, he might have kept the fan favorites on the menu a little bit longer. The tteokbokki, however, was a victim of its own success. Having missed out on the Korean rice cakes, I had to ask the chef why. “For the cooks really,” he said. “I ...