What would a person in Revolutionary America sound like? Early letters, documents, and diaries help us listen in.

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Summit County Library has put a special effort into making their materials accessible to everyone throughout the county, even where there is not a physical library branch.

Belgian documentary maker Isabelle Tollenaere discusses how she changed tack for her cinematic allegory for displacement and ...

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The vice president isn't defending the worst parts of Trump's agenda. He's just creating a new reality.

A viral tweet started as a dig at young women. Then, Gen Z and millennials turned it into something so much bigger.

If companies want better marketers, they need to bring students and early-career talent closer to real work earlier.

More than 30 designers tell Fast Company what objects, ideas, and images define a country that’s constantly in flux.

I can’t think of a more fitting celebration of this Fourth of July than a reading of Walter Isaacson’s thin volume “The Greatest Sentence Ever Written.” Isaacson is an influential public scholar and ...