Books are disappearing from shelves again – this time at the more than 100 schools serving the children of active-duty and civilian military personnel. This rampant censorship is the result of the ...

Uncivilized Books is just offering select titles from Living The Line through their website rather than through their distribution network. They add, "t hat being said, there is a core concern ...

More than 200 pages into “ Parallel Lines,” Edward St. Aubyn’s second novel in an intellectually roving series about separated-at-birth twins and seemingly everyone they know, one ...

WATCH: Civil Rights icon hands out books, encourages reading at festival MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Children from all over the Mid-South got a chance to get their hands on free books just in time for the ...

This so-called Large Photogrammetry Model is able to reconstruct 3D objects and scenes from just a few 2D photos, but with a big difference from current pipelines. Here’s why this is a big deal.

Wol3D India is witnessing a significant shift in its business, with 65% of demand now driven by B2C consumers, according to CEO Rahul Chandalia. The company aims for mass adoption by offering ...

Motorists to and from the IT hub and other establishments in Kakkanad have no other option since the metro agency has not redeveloped alternative roads that run parallel to Civil Line Road ...

FAYETTEVILLE — As promised from head coach Dave Van Horn, Arkansas baseball is shaking up its weekend pitching rotation. Gage Wood will be the new game two starter for the No. 2 Razorbacks (33-5, 12-3 ...

He's also interested in books that move away from the dominant Canadian sports culture of men's hockey, as someone who never really played the game and prefers sports like track running and biking.

Trump gets 'golden share' power in US Steel buyout. US agencies will get it under future presidents After 36 years in L.A., grandmother self-deports to Mexico, leaves family behind ...

One of the most visible murals from the CTA’s Red Line is an Uptown painting by Darius Dennis of a 1966 photo by Danny Lyon, a Civil Rights Movement photographer with strong Chicago ties.