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“Getting it right will bring you something — give you meaning, connect you to someone, grow roots."

‘It’s hard to imagine if you were calling for the imposition of martial law to overturn an election that you wouldn’t remember doing so’

Earth Day falls on April 22, which also coincides with National Parks Week (April 16-24). If you’re not out there experiencing all that our national parks have to offer, there are still ways to explore and learn from the comfort of your home, with a variety of streaming programming celebrating…

Army vet Dustin Hogue makes the finals on Food Network show based on the PBS chef’s techniques.

The 80-year-old journalist said his chat with Warren Buffett was the first interview he had conducted in more than four years.

Journalist Charlie Rose has reemerged by posting an interview with investor Warren Buffett on his website — Rose's first public work since his career imploded in November 2017 after sexual misconduct charges

Disgraced journalist Charlie Rose is back conducting interviews — but this time it's for his own website.

Rick Parsons had two heart attacks and has type 2 diabetes, so taking regular medications are often all that stands between living and dying.

An HIV drug that only needs to be administered six times a year, as opposed to every day, is added to the PBS — a potential game changer for regional and rural Australians living with the virus.

The founding father who keeps popping up (but was cut from “Hamilton”) is arguably our true national treasure

PITTSBURGH — Kids are going to have more hee-hawesome adventures coming their way this time next year.