The city’s big little indie-bookstore chain is betting on the idea that readers want something more than the standard launch ...

YOUNGSTOWN — State Rep. Lauren McNally, D-Youngstown, was appointed to the Ohio Commission on Infant Mortality, which works to improve the state’s infant mortality rate. Commission members ...

Two years ago, Lamar Jackson signed a five-year, $260 million extension with the Baltimore Ravens, making him the highest-paid player in NFL history at the time. In the past, that likely would've ...

Stephen McCullagh (34), of Woodland Gardens in Lisburn, previously pleaded not guilty to the murder of Natalie McNally (32) in her Lurgan home in December 2022.

McNally returned to the WTA Tour this year after a long injury hiatus. The Australian Open was her comeback tournament on the main tour. She was up against Varvara Gracheva in the first round and ...

But covers are important to her. “See?” she said, palming a copy of a Barbara Kingsolver novel at a Brooklyn branch of McNally Jackson bookstore. “Such a good cover. Aesthetics do matter.” ...

The vast Trump litigation, sure to define the Supreme Court over the next four years, has already exposed Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s resistance. She speaks up, wields her pen as a dagger ...

Don’t succumb to the chaos. Fire up Chrome’s bookmarks sidebar and bring some order to the noisy online world. We’re living in chaotic times. The stock market is unpredictable, and the ...

Sr. Helen McNally died peacefully in her room at Meadowview, Wartburg with Sr. Helen Hofmann praying with her. Sister was born in Astoria, Queens, Long Island to John and Helen Looram McNally.

They've not only had to contend with a combative Michael Jackson estate and angry fans over abuse allegations for over a decade — they were fearful of threats, protesters and the public's ...

Amid his ongoing battle with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, Alan Jackson performed at the Grand Ole Opry's 100-year live concert celebration. Jackson was diagnosed with the disease in 2011 ...

In his travelogue Rambles in Éirinn (first published in 1907 but just reissued by Merrion Press), William Bulfin describes an attempt one “lovely Sunday morning in the early autumn” to cycle ...