Vermont farmers' self-published children's books a huge hit
Children's book about an injured lamb named Sweet Pea sparked a bidding war among among five major publishing houses
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Children's book about an injured lamb named Sweet Pea sparked a bidding war among among five major publishing houses
Sixty years ago, Rosa Parks' quiet and determined refusal to give up her seat on a city bus in Montgomery, Ala. to a white man sparked the beginning of The Montgomery Bus Boycott on Dec. 5, 1955
Despite the new evidence, the child's mother still did not believe her boyfriend was responsible for the 8-month-old's death
Safyre Terry, the sole survivor of a blaze that killed her family, had one Christmas wish: enough holiday cards to fill up her Christmas tree
Drunken driving by people in their early 20s is more common but also is falling, survey finds
New revelations show deeper connection between shooters and friend Enrique Marquez; mosque facility manager says Marquez had converted to Islam
Spokesman for the Council on American-Islamic Relations: "I have never seen such fear and apprehension in the Muslim community, even after 9/11"
Federal government starts ambitious effort to combat problem of people staying in U.S. on expired visas
Elementary schools in Connecticut and beyond have embraced tradition, but many students are too young to know why
Investigators say video and DNA tie suspect to New Orleans rape, kidnapping of couple the next day
Expert witness gives his take on state autopsy report of black man who suffered spinal cord injury in police custody
Popular podcast returns with story of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, former prisoner of war facing military charges
Police say Denise Slader insulted Muslim men praying in a park, before throwing coffee and using an umbrella to hit one of them
Photographer Allan Tannenbaum's photos show first responders, recovery workers and residents still battling the devastating health impact of 9/11
Iconic football coach and broadcaster is "frustrated about being on injured reserve," NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says